Accelerators Activity SuperB collaboration meeting. Pisa 21/09/2012

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Accelerators Activity SuperB collaboration meeting. Pisa 21/09/2012

Elba situation. Management focused Accelerator project organization: An organization structure has been set up. This is based on one organigramme where the roles and the responsibilities are defined The technical coordinator, the accelerator division and technical division leaders are identified Possibility to hire experts or young researchers Possibility to travel Contacts for MoUs Integration of a SASE FEL facility in the LINAC Request to produce in a very short delay a preliminary costing based on the ‘frozen’ CDR design.

Evolution The costing commission requests has a strong evolution with new constraints. Now we face more an ‘Audit’ mandate since we are expected to produce the costing and the spend profile together with the manpower and resources hiring plan, the risk analysis, the collaboration status ….. Unfortunately this exercise has focalized a lot of resources and expertise to produce a final document that will be soon ready to be provided to the commission. At present we finalized the full WBS, the associated costing, the manpower requirements and its temporal profile. Cost Estimation  including personnel, spare components, contingency and VAT; To respect the challenge of the physics constraints we produced also a Master Schedule based on a success oriented planning not restricted by the personnel availability, neither by the flow of the financial resources. This very aggressive schedule impose well identified milestones in 2013. HR plan  including the identification of the detailed profiles for the first phase of the project to fulfill the 2013 milestones. Different scenarios are explored to provide a coherent plan for hiring, associating and organising the accelerator design team At present we absolutely need to reinforce the expertise and the team to address the open questions in a short delay

PM for the SuperB accelerator project PM process groups and knowledge areas map L.Lari

Technical work Divided in three parts : Main Rings, Injectors, SASE integration MAIN rings : Thanks to our BINP,JAI, LNF and LAL colleagues The V16 lattice polarization was estimated in ~70 % STRATEGY: Produce a new LER lattice to fit polarization Adapt the HER Adjust the parameters to maintain the emittances and the luminosity Estimation of Impedances, Synchrotron fans and collective instabilities Lifetime calculation Introduce the ‘footprint constraints’ in the lattice (pumps, bellows, bpm….) New lattice version : V01. 80 % polarization. Now we have to face the energy acceptance and Dyn Aperture problems, it is possible that P can slightly decrease. Injector. Produce a new version of the DR Lattice that fits the magnets technological constraints Introduce the ‘footprint constraints in the lattice’ (pumps, bellows, bpm….) SASE. Produce the over-costing of the SASE configuration

Main Rings – In progress Full review of the lattice and layout for both LER and HER Change of dipole magnets field to increase depolarization time (760  1700 sec) Circumference of rings changed  HER dipoles need to be changed to fit LER Polarization degree 80% (Biagini, Koop, Sinyatkin, Bogomiagkov, Levichev) Change in Final Focus layout (now symmetric wrt IP) Layout of Interaction Region according to latest QD0/QF1 design from Sullivan, Paoloni, Fabbricatore Inserted detector solenoid and anti-solenoids fields in the Interaction Region to start evaluation of non linear terms and influence on beam dynamics (Bartolini, Biagini, Malisheva, Seryi) 3D design of magnets (dipoles, quadrupoles, sextupoles) in progress to define realistic layout in order to install all needed hardware (vacuum, diagnostics, bellows…) (Okunev, Clozza, Bini, Serio, Stella, Drago, Tommassini, Prevost, Mercier, Demma). We started from a ‘guess’ vacuum chamber design. NEED OF A IMPEDANCE EXPERT Change in LER injection cell position to better fit injection system (Linac) layout (Guiducci, Sinyatkin, Tommassini, Pellegrini) Touschek lifetime evaluation. Required energy acceptance to provide the required lifetime (Boscolo) Estimate the Collective instabilities, Synchrotron fans and Impedances (Demma)

V02 HER&LER Separation – 2.15 m Circumference 1183.057 m Separation – 2 m ID Cells HER Inj. LER Inj. RF cav.

Preliminary MR parameters * - rings with old V16 experimental section Parameter V02 LER* V02 HER* Energy, GeV 4.18 6.7 Circumference, m 1183.2028* Bunch current, mA 2.66 2.06 Number of particles 6.56E+10 5.07E+10 Total RF volt, MV 4.52 6.91 RF bucket, % 2.64 Coupling, % 0.25 Damping time (x), msec 53 24.3 Emittance w/o IBS, nm*rad 1.20 1.88 Emittance wh IBS, nm*rad 2.29 2.00 Em_IBS/Em_w/o_IBS 1.91 1.066 Long. Length_w/o_IBS, mm 3.86 4.79 Long. Length_wh_IBS, mm 5.01 4.93 Sigs_IBS / Sigs_w/o 1.30 1.029 dP/P_limit = 1.0 %   Touschek lifetime wh IBS, sec ~310 ~995

NEW Dipoles LER HER Name N L, m R, m alf,rad B,T Comment BLERSL0 24 1.2 48.95461 0.024513 0.285 BLERSL0, L= 1.2 m, R = 49.0 m BLERPI10 0.7 43.54913 0.016074 0.320 BLERPI10, L= 0.7 m, R = 43.5 m BLERJ0 4 40.98753 0.029277 0.340 BLERJ0, L= 1.2 m, R = 41.0 m DIP_LER 80 38.71043 0.030999 0.360 DIP_LER, L= 1.2 m, R = 38.7 m DIP_LER1 78 35.86415 0.019518 0.389 DIP_LER1, L= 0.7 m, R = 35.9 m DIP_LERS 8 28.55686 0.488 DIP_LERS, L= 0.7 m, R = 28.6 m HER Name N L, m R, m alf,rad B,T Comment BHER2 24 1.48 92.0753 0.016074 0.243 BHER2, L= 1.48 m, R = 92.1 m BHERSL 12 4.27 87.0986 0.049025 0.256 BHERSL, L= 4.27 m, R = 87.1 m BHERS 4 81.59119 0.274 BHERS, L= 4 m, R = 81.6 m BHER1 78 75.82705 0.019518 0.295 BHER1, L= 1.48 m, R = 75.8 m BHER 40 4.7 75.80804 0.061999 BHER, L= 4.7 m, R = 75.8 m BHERJ 2 4.1 70.02036 0.058554 0.319 BHERJ, L= 4.1 m, R = 70.0 m

NEXT STEPS Freeze lattice Dynamic aperture (Piminov) and lifetime studies  correction of chromatic effects both in FF and arcs, maximization of energy acceptance for lifetime,… Assessment of beam parameters (Bogomiagkov) for 1036 Design of vacuum chamber Evaluation of chamber impedance LET for magnets and diags design

Injectors 9/4/12

DR new Lattice for engineering (Zhang, Guiducci) Longer lattice to accommodate the magnets Dynamical aperture optimization New Beta at the injection Injection start to end simulations (Guiducci, Pellegrini) Magnets Design (Okunev) Two Dipole versions (1.75 and 1.9 T) e+ Source optimization (Demma, Brossard) Reshuffling of the Capture session for engineering TM020 Cavity Prototype (E.Ngo Mandag, P.Lepercq) Aluminium proto design done.

DR Specifications Injection Extraction 9/4/12

DR Main issue the drift spaces in the lattice are not enough to accommodate the real magnet dimensions More work is needed to achieve a lattice with realistic spaces for the magnets satisfying the requirements on beam emittances, damping times and dynamic aperture: Magnet Design Lattice Revision 9/4/12

DR Present status Drift spaces in the lattice have been modified to accommodate the real magnet dimensions as shown in the layout 9/4/12

DR optical funtions are very similar to the CDR2 lattice DR Present status Circumference 51 m -> 66 m Energy 1 GeV -> 1.1 GeV Horizontal Emittance 23 nm > 33 nm Horizontal damping time 7.3 ms -> 8.0 ms DR optical funtions are very similar to the CDR2 lattice 9/4/12

Start-to-end simulation: DR to Main Rings e+ sources Parameters at DR exit (from CDR2 lattice) Transfer lines DR to Linac, including bunch compressor (CDR2 lattice with minor updates) Linac lattice calculated using 1 quadrupole each 2 accelerating sections A short quadrupole section is used to match the optical functions to those of the main ring injection cell (V16). The injection cell from the septum entrance to the Kicker position is used for the injection tracking simulations The beam distribution is tracked from the DR exit to the main ring injection cell, just after the kicker. Tracking is done using “Elegant” and taking into account of the main beam dynamics effects as wakefields in the cavities and CSR. 9/4/12

Long distribution after the linac - e- e- beam envelope: from DR exit to LER ring injection cell Long distribution after the linac - e-

x distribution at septum x Distribution at kicker STORED AND INJECTED BEAM AFTER THE INJECTION KICKER AT LER THE INJECTED BEAM IS WELL WITHIN THE RING STAY CLEAR ACCEPTANCE (GREEN ELLIPSE)

Next Steps DR finalization and integration - SASE Integration Engineering constraints for everybody Positron source drive linac to be designed (with electron source) Study the possibility to have a multibunch injection

CONCLUSIONS The Technical contributions for the Audit commission are basically provided. Costing, WBS, Maser Schedule, Hiring profiles for the project and for the crush program, manpower needed…. At present our mean goal is to produce a machine engineering footprint to allow the civil infrastructures to start Main Ring => We started to increase the polarization. Now we will face the problems so Polarization will probably decrease Lattice V0 is done Magnets design is ongoing Now we are integrating the main systems (Vacuum, diags…) The DR has been changed to take into account the engineering constraints of the magnets. Vacuum and diags to be done Injection system nearly to be finalized A LOT HAS BEEN DONE FROM A VERY LITTLE TEAM (~ 10 FTE)…BUT A LOT HAS STILL TO BE DONE We need manpower and missing expertise to provide a first acceptable footprint.

Thanks to all the colleagues for the work Thanks to M.Biagini and S.Guiducci for the slides