Ma zhongjian Ding yadong Wang qingbin Wu qingbiao Radiation Protection Group/IHEP.

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Ma zhongjian Ding yadong Wang qingbin Wu qingbiao Radiation Protection Group/IHEP

Introduction Shielding Design Criteria Monte-Carlo simulation of synchrotron radiation Simulation for thickness of the main tunnel Summary

CEPC Lattice Layout (September 23, 2014) P.S. IP 1 IP 4 IP 3 IP 2 D = 17.3 km ½ RF RF ½ RF RF One RF station: 650 MHz five-cell SRF cavities; 4 cavities/module 12 modules, 8 m each RF length 120 m (4 IPs, m each) (4 straights, m each) (8 arcs, m each) C = km

Synchrotron radiation shielding The thickness of the main tunnel Shielding for straight tunnel, beam dump, collimate station, injection section, maze, duct, shielding doors, RF station, etc; Induced radioactivity analysis: cooling water, ventilation air, accelerator component, local shielding concrete, ground water, environmental samples, etc; Personal safety interlock system Radiation dose monitoring system

Dose limitation in regulations The national standard of the People’s Republic of CHINA, “Basic standards for protection against ionizing radiation and for the safety of radiation Source”, GB The national standard of the people’s republic of china, “The rule for radiation protection of particle accelerators”, GB ICRP publication 103, “The 2007 Recommendations of the International Commission on Radiological Protection”.

6 WorkerPublic Effective Dose Average in 5 years20mSv/year1mSv/year Max. in single year of the 5 years 50mSv/year5mSv/year Equivalent Dose Lens eye150mSv/year15mSv/year Skin500mSv/year50mSv/year Radiation dose limit for person in the regulations

7 Limits for shielding design of CEPC-sPPC Area Design Valueexample Radiation monitored area < 2.5 μSv/h Outer of the tunnels, where worker can stay long Radiation controlled area < 25 μSv/h Outer of the tunnels, where worker can stay occasionally Forbidden area>>1mSv/h Inner of the tunnels, worker cannot get in during accelerator operation Site boundary0.08 mSv/year All the areas should be clearly defined after the functional structures are determined.

Residual dose rate < 1mSv/h for the workers to get into the tunnel ( 30cm, 4 h down ) (refer SNS) The exempt value for activation is pointed out according to GB : “if there are more than one kind of radionuclide, only if the ratio of activity (or specific activity) to its exempt value of each kind of the radionuclide was less than 1, it is exemptible.” Soil and ground water activation: the prompt dose rate is ~5.5mSv/h in the thickness of 1m soil to ensure it’s below the exempt value of above. Concentration limit of induced activity

Synchrotron radiation will induce: Heating of the vacuum chamber Radiation damage to machine elements Formation of ozone and nitrogen oxides in the air Leading to corrosion of machine components and health hazards for personnel Other issues……

Comparison between LEP2 and CEPC Parameters of synchrotron radiation CEPC values LEP2 values Beam energyEGeV Beam currentImA Bending radiusρm Power per unit length PW/m Critical energyEckeV Bending angleθmrad Solid degreeφμrad

SR critical energy : SR Power : ~ keV ~ W/m SR spectrum : Synchrotron radiation spectrum analysis 1.The average energy of photons is MeV from the photon spectrum(E>200keV) 2.Total number of photons is 8.62×10 15 S -1 m -1

Simulation model for beam pipe Synchrotron radiation source analysis Solid degree of synchrotron radiaiton:<10 -5 rad Bending angle Between beam and SR: mrad The cros section of vacuum chamber (Above: Al&Pb Below: Cu) LEP’s Vacuum chamber was adopted: 1.But two materials: Composed by a few millimeters of Al covered by 3 or 8mm of Pb or totally by a few millimeters of Cu 2.Synchrotron radiation hits the vacuum chamber at a grazing angle of mrad MCNP simulation

Hypothesis in the simulation A straight chamber replace the arc structure The 80 meters long tunnel and linear source Radius of curvature of main ring is up to 6000m, while the chamber seems as a straight line in tens of meters distance Synchrotron radiation cone angle is neglected Cone angle is 4.26 μrad, which focus 85% power of synchrotron radiation Photon energy higher than 200keV for heat and dose simulation Energy lower than 200keV only contributes to heat in the vacuum chamber

Al&Pb Materials Energy deposition (MeV/g) Dose rate (Gy/h)Heat (W/m) Left H 2 O4.0× × Right H 2 O1.2× × Al5.3× × ×10 2 Pb7.5× × ×10 2 Air3.5× × Cu Materials Energy deposition (MeV/g) Dose rate (Gy/h)Heat (W/m) Left H 2 O2.4× × Right H 2 O5.0× × Inner Cu2.18× × ×10 2 Outer Cu1.9× × ×10 1 Air2.9× × Energy deposition, dose rate and heat load per equivalent photon in different structure parts Comparison of two structures

1.Energy of most of photons is between 100keV and 300keV 2.The flux out of Cu is obviously lower than Al&Pb’s. 1.The mass attenuation coefficients of Cu are between Al and Pb 2.Vacuum chamber fabricated by Cu may instead of Al and Pb The spectrum of photons in the air Mass attenuation coefficients

Beam loss parameter: 1W/m for 120GeV electrons and 45 TeV protons, the material of the beam pipe is Fe and 1 cm thickness Simulation result for shielding thickness of the main tunnel of CEPC-sPPC

Radiation shielding design principle The shielding thickness of the main tunnel was determined by the radiation level caused by average beam loss along the tunnel, other hot spots, such as places for IP, injection, collimation and beam dump, have to be locally shielded to the equal radiation level respect to the former situation Radiation levels caused by other beam loss parameters can be deduced through proper conversion coefficient Average beam loss parameter According to the cumulated number of particles and the lifetime of the beam

Beam loss calculation For CEPC: ~ W/m For sPPC: ~ section, ~0. section, main beam collimator section, So, the dose rate in the arc tunnel is about several hundreds μSv/h Dose rate is very low compared to value caused by synchrotron radiation

The dose rate in the tunnel for CEPC is mainly dominated by synchrotron radiation. Above 65% heat were deposited in the chamber Cu may be a good material for beam pipe from the point of radiation protection, also have to be consider from the manufacture/price and other point of view Dose rate, which level to be deduced is depend on the radiation resistant of the electron component Detailed simulation have to be conducted next: reliability verification, actual structure, thermal analysis, etc.

Thank you!