PURIFICATION OF 6 GHZ RESONATORS AT EXTREMELY HIGH TEMPERATURES AT ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE A.A. Rossi, S. Stark, R. K. Thakur, N. Visonà and V. Palmieri ISTITUTO.

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PURIFICATION OF 6 GHZ RESONATORS AT EXTREMELY HIGH TEMPERATURES AT ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE A.A. Rossi, S. Stark, R. K. Thakur, N. Visonà and V. Palmieri ISTITUTO NAZIONALE DI FISICA NUCLEARE Legnaro National Laboratories and University of Padua 5th Workshop on Thin films and New Ideas for pushing the limit of SRF, July , 2012, Jlab, Newport News VA

There is a plenty of incredible games to play just close to the melting point of Niobium ….

6 Bulk Nb BCS NB

Nb 5 N 6 ; Nb 4 N 3  NbN 1-x ;  -NbN (hexagonal);  ’  NbN (hexagonal);  -Nb 2 N (hexagonal);  -Nb 4 N 3-x  -Nb (N) (bcc solid solution) Niobium

1 – 3 mm of nitridation in a couple of minutes

SC 1SC 2 a 1 2 Vacuum HzHz Niobium Overlayer

SC 1 SC 2 a 1 2 Vacuum HzHz For a “2 Superconductor system”  /a Q2Q2 Q1Q1 QQ

SC 1 SC 2 a 1 2 Vacuum HzHz Q2Q2 Q1Q1  /a An hypotesis: Gap and Penetration depth depends on magnetic field

+ = Q2 Q 2 e -k2b Q1 b Why Q increases with field? The more  1 increases vs field The more SC2 ( low losses) is involved

+ = b Q1 Q2 a/  O The ticker is SC 1, the smoother is the Q-rise

One of our thermal diffused NbN

Cu sputtering into Nb 6GHz cavity Cathode Cavity

Sputtering of a Cu overlayer onto a Nb 6GHz cavity

Didn’t you notice anything strange?

Sputtering of a Cu overlayer onto a Nb 6GHz cavity

Sketch of the furnace Work head 15 KW Power supply Pyrometer Gas bottle Low overpressure ( )ºC Exhaust gases Coil Input gas Cavity or Sample

We took a contaminated cavity, exposed to air for years and with a Q around 1e+6 We treated at 2000°C for only a few tenths of seconds at atmospheric pressure without using vacuum The Q at 1,8 K jumped up for 3 orders of magnitede

We did not act onto R Res. We acted onto R BCS !!!

CONCLUSIONS A new treatment of the of time of the minute, at temperatures over 2000°C, without using vacuum, allows the recovery of performances of 6 GHz cavities

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