Magnetic shield for SPIRAL2 Sensitivity: 0.1-0.2 nOhm/mG Goal: Hresidual<20 mG (Rbcs~2.5 and 88MHz) Typical values for Earth’s magnetic fields.

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Magnetic shield for SPIRAL2 Sensitivity: nOhm/mG Goal: Hresidual<20 mG (Rbcs~2.5 and 88MHz) Typical values for Earth’s magnetic fields H long = 430 mG H trans = 200 mG Formula (single-layer) S trans = 1+µ.e/2R; e=thickness, R=shield radius S long proportionnal but < to S trans  Easier to shield horizontal cavities like elliptical rather than vertical ones H long H trans

Single layerDual layer e (mm)1.51 S trans 58 (58)145 (143) S long 22.5 (28)42 (60) Hresidual (mG)19.5 (15.8)10.4 (7.3) Magnetic shield for 4K application  Cryoperm Guarantied values from suppliers µ=12000 (SEKELS) µ=16250 (AMUNEAL) 4K

Cool down 1.5 mm thick Cryoperm, single layer In contact with He vessel: cool down by conduction + copper braids Bad thermalization: magnetic shield temperature still > 150K when Tcavity is < 9K

Cool down New cool down with copper wool between the magnetic shield and the He vessel on the bottom of the shield only  better thermalization Bottom but top and middle parts are still > 150K

New design Dual-layer in Cryoperm (1mm) Pre-cooling: SS tubing between the two layers (welded on the inner shield) Outer shield screwed on copper spacers Expected Hresidual divided by 2 as compared to single- layer option Main concern: cavity could stays for hours (how many?) between 150K and 50K while the shield temperature is getting down to 4K LHe shield inlet LHe shield outlet LHe cavity inlet