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The HiLumi LHC Design Study is included in the High Luminosity LHC project and is partly funded by the European Commission within the Framework Programme 7 Capacities Specific Programme, Grant Agreement IR6 squeeze for layout HLLHCV1.2 M. Fitterer, R. De Maria Acknowledgments: R. Bruce, S. Fartoukh, J. Uythoven, M. Fraser

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, Outline 1.IR6 optics – aperture optimization at injection 2.IR6 constraints from ABT and collimation 3.IR6 squeeze (round, flat, flathv)

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, IR6 constraints from ABT + collimation Constraints derived from V1.0 squeeze analysis and RunII optics (M.A. Fraser, J. Uythoven, R. Bruce): 1.maximize β-functions at dump in order to ensure a sufficient distribution of the beam energy Beam 1: β x > 5012 m, β y > 3955 m Beam 2: β x > 5052 m, β y > 3698 m Limits taken not to decrease nominal LHC ones. -> Can they be relaxed to minimum over both beams ? -> What is the true minimum on the β in one plane, what is the minimum on sqrt(β x *β y ) ? -> FLUKA simulations needed (Jan) 2.MQY.4L6.B1 and MQY.4R6.B2 constant in order to ensure enhancement of the MKD kick (1% gradient error acceptable) 3.dispersion smaller than 0.5 m in straight section (educated guess)

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, IR6 constraints from ABT + collimation Constraints derived from V1.0 squeeze analysis and RunII optics (M.A. Fraser, J. Uythoven, R. Bruce): 2.asynchronous dump: phase advance of π/2 between MKD and TCDQ to ensure protection by TCDQ in case of asynchronous dumps -> 10% relative error tolerable Δμ x (MKD->TCDQ) = 0.5*π ± 0.025*π maximize β-functions at TCDQ in order to ensure a sufficient distribution of the beam energy (hor. less critical as already diluted by horizontal kick) β x/y (TCDQ) > 160 m (= nominal LHC) in addition: aperture limit at 7 TeV =β IR6 < β arc + 20 m, e.g. flat β arc =1150 m

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, Injection β*=6m - optics TCDQ (black/red) MKD

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, Injection β*=6m - aperture layoutβ x/y * [m] minimum n1, Beam 1 elementvalueelementvalue LHC, RunI11MQ.11R6.B19.54MQML.10R6.B29.49 LHC, RunII*11MQ.11R6.B19.49MQML.10R6.B29.47 HLLHCV1.06MQ.11R6.B19.42MQML.10R6.B29.50 HLLHCV1.16MQML.10L6.B19.28MCBV.12R6.B29.40** HLLHCV1.26MQ.11R6.B19.24MQML.10R6.B29.25  aperture degraded in order to meet ABT+collimation constraints + n1>9.4 in straight section  relaxation of β x/y (TCDQ) or β x/y (dump) would improve aperture at injection (see V1.1 optics) *injection with MQT for adjustment of WP (beta-betating), strength unchanged **aperture for b1 worse in order to fulfill β x/y (TCDQ)>160 m, for beam 2 dump constrained is not fulfilled β x/y (dump, V1.1)=3538 m < 3955 m

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, Injection β*=6m - aperture 9.4 (real target to be defined) HLLHCV1.0 HLLHCV1.2

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, Squeeze round: 0.48 m -> 0.15 m not possible to remove (origin kq10.l6b1) no change of slope

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, Squeeze flat: 0.48 m -> 0.075/0.30 m round flat 0.40/0.10 m very difficult to remove -> small change results in large impact on other quadrupoles results in change of slope in kq4.r6b1 no change of slope

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, Squeeze flathv: 0.48 m -> 0.30/0.075 m induces strong change of slope in kq4.l6b2 round flat 0.10/0.40 m induces strong changes of slope in kq5.l6b1, kq9.r6b1,kq10.r6b1, kq10.l6b1, …

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, Summary 1.injection aperture could be improved if β x/y (TCDQ) or β x/y (dump) are relaxed 2.round, flat and flathv meet ABT/collimation constraints (MQY4 strength for kick enhancement, maximum beta at dump and TCDQ for dump and asynchronous dump protection, dispersion) 3.smoothness of flat and flathv could be improved by squeezing both planes equally fast. Each change in the squeeze causes “steps”. Ideal squeeze x/y-ratio for β*- leveling to be defined.

The HiLumi LHC Design Study is included in the High Luminosity LHC project and is partly funded by the European Commission within the Framework Programme 7 Capacities Specific Programme, Grant Agreement

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, MKD and TCDQ layoutβ x/y * [m] MKD.H5[LR]6.B[12], β [m]TCDQA.A4[LR]6.B[12], β [m] x, b1y, b1x, b2y, b2x, b1y, b1x, b2y, b2 LHC, RunI0.6/ LHC, RunII*0.8/ HLLHCV / HLLHCV / HLLHCV / HLLHCV / HLLHCV1.20.3/ *injection with MQT for adjustment of WP (beta-betating), strength unchanged

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, Injection β*=6m - aperture 9.4 (real target to be defined) HLLHCV1.1 HLLHCV1.2

WP2 Task Leader meeting, Squeeze IR6 for HL-LHC layout V1.2, Squeeze round with V1.1 injection endpoint