beam energies and losses along the post-accelerator, input ... - WP5

modes of operation should be possible (??) •. Minimum Beam Energy. “design” minimum defined by RFQ ~ 0.5 - 0.7 MeV/u. ⇒ dedicated “LE” accelerator for ...
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Heavy ion accelerator task (6) (leader: M.-H. Moscatello)

LMU München

BEAM ENERGIES AND LOSSES ALONG THE POST-ACCELERATOR, INPUT FOR SAFETY AND RADIOPROTECTION presented by

Alexander Bechtold

(sub- task "Normal Conducting Injector)

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Task 6: "Heavy Ion Accelerator" LMU München



Experimental Requirements (N. Orr)



Superconducting RFQs (B. Bisoffi, A. Palmieri, A. Pisent, A.-M. Porcellato, P.A Posocco)



Normal conducting RFQs (A. Bechtold)



Linac (J.-L. Biarrotte, P. Bertrand)



RF-Chopper (G. Ledem, M. Di Giacomo)



Design suggestion of a dedicated β-beam linac* (A. Bechtold, H. Podlech) *actually not an issue of T6

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Experimental Requirements (N. Orr) LMU München



Maximum Beam Energy (132Sn25+ reference beam) 150 MeV/u * ⇒ high-acceptance, high resolution fragment separator LINAC operation with/without stripping -> highly desirable for weakest beams – both modes of operation should be possible (??)



Minimum Beam Energy “design” minimum defined by RFQ ~ 0.5 - 0.7 MeV/u ⇒ dedicated “LE” accelerator for astrophysics etc

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Experimental Requirements (N. Orr) LMU München



Energy Variability ~0.5 % at low-medium energies (0-20 MeV/u) ~1 MeV/u at high energies (>20 MeV/u)



Beam Energy Definition/Absolute Beam Energy ~ 0.1 % or better at low-medium energies (0-20 MeV/u) ~ 0.1 % at high energies (>20 MeV/u) if possible (??) ⇒ need beam energy analysis spectrometer(s) (at high energies fragment separator should fulfill this role) ⇒ fast and precise beam energy changes at LE (0-5 MeV/u)

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Experimental Requirements (N. Orr) LMU München

•Beam Sharing - Many VLE and LE/near barrier expts (0-5MeV/u) require very extended periods of beamtime with same beam (astro’, heavy elements, etc).

⇒ Dedicated VLE, LE and HE accelerator(s) [~0-1, ~1-5 and ~5150 MeV/u] coupled to separate target-ion source systems.

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Proposal of SRFQs for EURISOL post accelerator. (B. Bisoffi, A. Palmieri, A. Pisent, A.-M. Porcellato, P.A Posocco)

Task 6 – EURISOL DS

SRFQ buncher in out 2,35 168,8 Energy 0,56 40,18 0,0022 0,019 Beta 93 93 Voltage 148,5 Length 167 Ncell 1 2,6 m 0,5 0,288 a 0,5 0,5 R0 -90 -25 φs 25 Max.Sur. Field 0,51 Stored Energy

NC

SRFQ1 in out 423,4 100,77 0,0302 200 200 128,1 29 1,2 2,8 0,9 0,5 1 1 -40 -18 25,4 3,1

LMU München

SRFQ2 in out 672 159,93 0,038 290 290 83,3 13 2,8 2,8 0,8 0,8 1,6 1,6 -8 -8 23,7 4,2

keV/A MeV kV cm

cm cm deg MV/m J

SC

PIAVE A. Bechtold IAP Frankfurt

LNL

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The need for small apertures at RFQ bunching -> NC-RFQ!

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The proposed PIAVE NC 4-vane CW RFQ (A. Palmieri, INFN) LMU München

Transmission Longitudinal RMS Emittance Transverse Normalized RMS Emittance (in/out)

99.97 0.28 0.2/0.2

% (tested on 100k, macroparticles) keV / u ns mmmrad

Voltage

43.3

kV (constant)

Duty Cycle

100

%

Initial Energy

2.35

keV / u

Final Energy

37.1

keV / u

Total Length

2

R0 (initial/final) Particle

3.4

m (0.53 ) mm

A / q = 8.5

Frequency

80

MHz

Maximum Surface Field

18

MV/m (1.8 Kilpatrick)

RF Power Consumptions

~ 10

kW

Minimum aperture a

2.5

mm

Maximum modulation m

1.6

Total Cell number

360

Focusing factor B (initial/final)

6.65

Bunch length (2 phi RMS)

0.6

ns

Energy Spread ∆W/W RMS

2.5

%

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THE MAFF IH-RFQ (A. Bechtold) LMU München

length

3m

frequency

104 MHz

m/q

≤ 6.3

Voltage

≤ 60 kV (9.5 kV *m/q)

Q-value

5750

Shunt impedance

168 kΩ Ω*m

Win

2.5 keV/u

Wout

300 keV/u

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4-rod-RFQ at CW (A. Bechtold) LMU München

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Proposal for a NC-buncher RFQ for EURISOL post accelerator (A. Bechtold)

LMU München

length l

245 cm

frequency f0

88 MHz

mass to charge ratio m/q

≤9.52

input energy Win

2.35 keV/u

output energy Wout

167 keV/u

aperture a

0.43 cm

electrode voltage Vel

60 kV

RF-power consumption PRF

82 kW

duty cycle

100%

input emittance rms normalized

0.1 mm mrad

transmission T (0 mA/7.5 mA)

100%

97.9%

transval emittance growth ∆εt (0 mA/7.5 mA)

4%

8.5%

energy spread ∆W (0 mA/7.5 mA)

1.5%

2.5%

phase width ∆ϕ (0 mA/7.5 mA)

±17°

±22.8°

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A normal conducting RFQ tandem as an injector for superconducting QWRs (A. Bechtold)

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A normal conducting RFQ tandem as an injector for superconducting QWRs (A. Bechtold)

LMU München

NC-RFQ1

NC-RFQ2

l

387 cm

395 cm

f0

88 MHz

88 MHz

m/q

≤9.52

≤9.52

Win

2.35 keV/u

260 keV/u

Wout

260 keV/u

460 keV/u

a

0.43 cm

0.43 cm

Vel

60 kV

60 kV

PRF

131 kW

131 kW

duty cycle

100%

100%

εrms,n input

0.1 mm mrad

0.104 mm mrad

T (0 mA/7.5 mA)

100%

97.9%

99.8%

94.4%

∆εt (0 mA/7.5 mA)

4%

9%

0%

1.5%

∆W (0 mA/7.5 mA)

1.2%

2.5%

1%

2%

∆ϕ (0 mA/7.5 mA)

±17°

±23°

±15°

±18°

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General linac specifications (J.-L.-Biarrotte) LMU München

1.

3 separate post-accelerators: VLE ( 585.4 keV/u for all ions @ 88.05 MHz (β = 0.035) -> Emittances (trans. & long.) = 0.1 pi.mm.mrad RMS NORM



Nominal operation for A/Q between 4 and 8

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5 MeV/A linac design (J.-L.-Biarrotte) LMU München

A/Q=8

Section 1

Section 2

TOTAL

Cavity Freq.

88.05 MHz

88.05 MHz

-

Cavity β

0.05

0.085

-

# cav./ cryo

1 QWR

2 QWR

-

# cavities

9 cav

14 cav

23 cav

Final energy (MeV/u)

One short linac, with no intermediate-energy exit, optimized for A/Q = 8

10.0 9.0 8.0 7.0 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0

Max output energy = f (A/Q)

2

4

6

8

10

12

Mass over charge

Length Output energy range

11.2 m

12.6 m

23.8 m

-

0.95 – 5.0 MeV/u

0.95 – 5.0 MeV/u

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150 MeV/A linac design (J.-L.-Biarrotte) LMU München

One linac, with 2 intermediate-energy exits: 150 MeV/A max. output energy tuned for 132 Sn 25+ (A/Q=5.28) 132 Sn 25+

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

TOTAL

Cavity Freq.

88.05 MHz

88.05 MHz

176.1 MHz

264.15 MHz

-

Cavity β

0.065

0.14

0.27

0.385

-

# cav./ cryo

1 QWR

3 QWR

8 HWR

14 SPOKE

-

# cavities

15 cav

27 cav

80 cav

154 cav

276 cav

Length

17.9 m

26.1 m

59.0 m

103.8 m

206.8 m

-

2.1 – 19.9 MeV/A

9.3 – 62.5 MeV/A

20.0 – 150.0 MeV/A

2.1 – 150.0 MeV/A

Ouput energy range

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A DEDICATED β-BEAM LINAC CONCEPT COMPRISING CH-DTLs (H. Podlech)

LMU München

IH structure

The total length would be about 110 m.

CH structure

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FOR EXPAMLE: 70 MeV, 70 mA NC-CH H+-DTL for GSI LMU München

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A DEDICATED β-BEAM RFQ CONCEPT (A. Bechtold) LMU München

4-rod CW RFQ

length l

275 cm

frequency f0

176 MHz

mass to charge ratio m/q

≤3

input energy Win

8 keV/u

output energy Wout

1 MeV/u

electrode voltage Vel

95 kV

input emittance total

50 mm mrad

transmission T (50 mA)

97%

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Losses at preliminary designs LMU München

150 MeV/u for 132Sn25+

585.4 keV/u - 673 keV/u

Chopper

Losses < 10-5

NC: Losses ≤ 2*10-3 SC: Losses ≈ 0

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