704 MHz cavity design based on 704MHZ_v7.stp C. Pai 10-22-2015 1.

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704 MHz cavity design based on 704MHZ_v7.stp C. Pai

Cavity version Based on 704MHZ_v7 Gap Voltage: 430KV Dissipate power: 36.3 KW (max) Tuner Port Vacuum Port Beam Line 3.25” Wave guide 2

3 Current version V ’ ID Proposed version V7 3.25” ID Comparison of the two versions

Configuration of 704 MHz cavity Cavity vacuum Copper body with cooling water loops Outer shell Tuner Port Gap Voltage: 430KV Heat Load: 36KW 4

5 With flanges and water fittings By S. Picataggio

6 End product drawing (1) By S. Picataggio

7 End product drawing (2) By S. Picataggio

Cavity Heat Load: 36 KW Cooling Estimates: Water flow rate: 20 gpm Flow loop: 4 in parallel T water : 27 o C inlet 37 o C outlet Delta T: 10 o C T water average: 32 o C H: 13,500 W/m 2 C Flow speed: 3.0 m/s Pressure drop: 20 psi Copper main body with Water cooling loops 8

One possible method of Fabrication Will be similar to ALS cavity (LBNL) Center piece to be made from plate >> surface finish and water loop Machined >> EB welding>> water seal cover by thick plating (Electro-forming) 9

Main body and two beam pipe caps can be combined by EB welding Complete Copper main body by EB welding EB welding 10 W=11.4”

MHz Main Body Main body can be machined from 6.5” thick forged copper plate Opening Ports can be made by EDM Forged copper plate, C10100 ASTM B 601 M11 temper (Hot forged and Quenched) 20”x20”x6” Wt. 620 lbs $ 6,210/ea, 8 weeks W=6.25”

MHz end plate End plate can be machined from forged copper plate Opening Ports can be made by EDM Forged copper plate, C10100 W=3.5”

13 Shell will be electro-formed with water fitting in place T of shell=.4” (10 mm)

14 “Very good electro-forming company” Referred by R. Rimmer A.J. Tuck built a cavity for LBNL is still exist in Connecticut

Analyses of Cavity Properties 1.RF Calculation: Frequency, Q factor, E and H field distribution, emf, Surface Heat Loss distribution. 2.Thermal calculation: Use heat loss results from RF calculation to get temperature distribution. 3.Structure calculation: Use temperature results from Thermal calculation to get Thermal expansion and thermal stresses 4.Final RF calculation: Use expansion results from Structure calculation to get RF frequency change due to thermal expansion 15

Section View of integral FE model of 704 MHz cavity Tuner at 0 position 16

Electrical field plot (normalized) when tuner at 0 mm Frequency: MHz Q-factor = Surface loss= E-10 W Gap voltage: EMF along beam line = V (normalized) Scale factor: 645.6KV/ V =6.437x

E field along beam line Gap voltage: EMF along beam line = V (normalized) 18

Magnetic field plot (normalized) when tuner at 0 mm Frequency: MHz Q-factor = Surface loss= E-10 W Gap voltage: EMF along beam line = V (normalized) Scale factor: 645.6KV/ V =6.437x

Magnetic field plot (normalized) when tuner at 0 mm Frequency: MHz Q-factor = Surface loss= E-10 W Gap voltage: EMF along beam line = V (normalized) Scale factor: 645.6KV/ V =6.437x

Heat Flux distribution due to surface loss (normalized RF calculation) Scale factor from surface quality =1.3 Final Heat flux scaled up by =(6.437x10 6 ) 2 x1.3 =5.386x10 13 Total Scaled up Heat loss = KW 21 Scale factor: 645.6KV/ V =6.437x10 6 Surface loss= E-10 W W/m 2

Thermal load as Heat Flux distribution from scaled up RF surface loss 22 Surface loss from RF calculation= E-10 W Scale factor from surface quality =1.3 Final Heat flux scaled up by =(6.437x10 6 ) 2 x1.3 =5.386x10 13 Total Scaled up Heat loss = KW Scale factor: 645.6KV/ V =6.437x10 6

Temperature distribution of water cooled body Max. T: o C At corner of coupler port Note: Tuner heat is not included Water flow rate 20 gpm T water : 32 o C (avg) H: 13,500 W/m 2 C Total heat input: KW (Note: heat in tuner: KW not included) oCoC 23

Structure analysis based on temperature distribution Thermal expansion of body meter Delta L (linear sum):.14 mm 24

Structure analysis based on temperature distribution Thermal expansion of Cavity shape meter Delta L (linear sum):.14 mm 25

MPa Structure analysis based on temperature distribution Stress due to temperature gradient Sy of copper: ~10,000 psi 26 Max. Seqv: 4,954 psi

Expanded cavity RF properties: Electrical field plot (normalized) when tuner at 0 mm Frequency: MHz Q-factor = Gap voltage: EMF along beam line = V (normalized) 27 Frequency change due to expansion MHz (expand) MHz (original) = MHz (reduced)

RF results: (normalized value) Frequency: MHz Q-factor = Surface loss= E-10 W Gap voltage along beam line = V (normalized) Scale factor from E field: Scale factor: 645.6KV/ V =6.437x10 6 Scale factor due to surface quality =1.3 Total Scaled up factor for heat loss SF=(6.437x10 6 ) 2 x1.3 =5.386x10 13 Total Heat Loss= KW Summaries: (Tuner at 0 mm) 28

Thermal Results: Total Scaled up Heat input = KW Heat input in body: KW Heat in tuner: KW (not included in calculation) Water flow rate 20 gpm T water : avg. 32 o C (inlet: 27 o C, Outlet: 37 o C) T Room : 32 o C V of water: 3.0 m/s H coefficient: 13,500 W/m 2 C Max. T in the copper body =64.05 o C At corner of coupler Summaries (cont.): 29

Structure results: Thermal expansion Delta L (linear sum):.14 mm Thermal Stress due to expansion Max. Seqv: 4,954 psi Sy:10,000 psi (copper yield strength) RF Frequency change due to thermal expansion: (Tuner at 0 mm) Original frequency: MHz Expanded frequency: MHz Frequency change: MHz (reduced) Summaries (cont.): 30