FFAG Recirculation and Permanent Magnet Technology for ERL’s

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FFAG Recirculation and Permanent Magnet Technology for ERL’s N.Tsoupas, S. Brooks, A. Jain, G. Mahler, F. Meot, V. Ptitsyn, D. Trbojevic BNL M. Severance SBU 1/17

ERL & FFAG based eRHIC arXiv:1409.1633 Novel FFAG lattice allows 16 beam re-circulations using only two beam transport loops 2/17

FFAG recirculation passes eRHIC uses two FFAG beamlines to do multiple recirculations. (FFAG-I: 1.3-5.4 GeV, FFAG-II: 6.6-21.2 GeV) All sections of a FFAG beamline is formed using a same FODO cell. Required bending in different sections is arranged by proper selection of the offsets between cell magnets (or, alternatively, with dipole field correctors). Permanent magnets can used for the FFAG beamline magnets (no need for power supplies/cables and cooling). E=21.2 GeV E=6.6 GeV E=5.3 GeV E=1.3 GeV QF BD Orbits in Detector bypass section @S.Brooks, D.Trbojevic Quad offsets evolve adiabatically Orbits in Transition section Each of two eRHIC FFAGs contain 1066 FFAG cells 3/17

FFAG Cell of the eRHIC x(mm) =0.283o 2.7 mm 2.7 mm 6 cm Bf= 0.0813 T, Gf= 30 T/m xFoffset= -2.7 mm BD = 0.0813 T, Gd = -30 T/m xDoffset=+2.7 mm x(mm) N=212 cells per arc, 1.680 m o 8.1 mm =0.283o 6.622 GeV 2.7 mm 5.3 GeV 2.7 mm 3.978 GeV 1.334 GeV 2.656 GeV -8.8 mm 6 cm 0.48 m 0.44 m 70 cm 4/17

2D Design establishes the magnet’s cross section Perm. Magnet Material SmCO Perm. Magnet Material NdFeB 2D Design establishes the magnet’s cross section -The 12pole multipole=0 for R=1 cm -NdFeB-N45 allows for larger inner radius 5/17

3D Magnetic field calculations for the FFAG cells QF QD =0.283o cell 3Dimensional Field map is obtained over the volume of a single cell where beam exists. 6/17

Long coil measurement of the magnetic multipoles at R=1 cm [Gauss] Q_Diff/Qmeas [Gauss.cm-4] 12p_diff/Qmeas SmCo R26HS Temp.=20o Calculations 18730.5 337.4 Magnet#1 Measurement 18650.0 4.3x10-3 350.6 7x10-4 Magnet#2 19096.0 20x10-3 371.5 17x10-4 7/17

The Optics of the Low Energy FFAG cell* 3D Field Maps were obtained from the 3D EM Calculations Calculate the closed orbits in the range 1.3 GeV to 6.6 GeV Calculations of tunes Qx,Qy and chromaticities x, y per cell. Calculations of the maximum beam emittances x, y transported in the low energy arc for each of the five orbits. Calculations on the dynamic aperture of the transport ring. Calculation of the beta functions. * The zgoubi computer code was used in the calculations. 8/17

Beta functions of 3 different energies QF QD x 1.3 GeV y 2.6 GeV 6.6 GeV 9/17

Cornell-BNL FFAG-ERL Test Facility (Cb) NS-FFAG arcs, four passes (similar to first eRHIC loop) Momentum aperture of x4, as for eRHIC Uses Cornell DC gun, injector (ICM), dump, 70MeV SRF CW Linac Prototyping of essential components of eRHIC design

76 – 286 MeV NS-FFAG Cornell Lattice 100 cells : Orbits and magnets in the 10.5 m diameter GF = 42.54 T/m ByF =-0.104 T x = 2.44 mm GD = -27.493 T/m ByD = 0.5044 T x = + 18.331 mm qF/2=-11.088/2 mrad qD=73.93 mrad x (mm) BD QF/2 286 MeV QF/2 11.2 mm 11.9 mm 2.44 ECEN=225 MeV -8.98 mm 216MeV 15.8 mm 146 MeV 76 MeV 4.0 cm 3 cm 11 cm 10.99 cm 4.0 cm 32.99 cm

QF Quadrupole is displaced -2 QF Quadrupole is displaced -2.44 mm with respect to the central Orbit (CO) Material NdFeB-N45 Version # 1 Halbach Dipole=0.504 T Halbach Quad=–27.493(T/m) Gradient = 42.54 T/m Inside a radius of 1.7 cm all multipoles including 12pole have strength <10-4 Inside a radius of 12 mm all multipoles including 12pole have strength <10-4

Z-axis of each cell

Version # 2 QF Quadrupole is displaced -2.44 mm with respect to the central Orbit (CO) Material NdFeB-N45 Gradiend = +42.54 T/m Gradiend = -27.5 T/m Inside a radius of 1.7 cm all multipoles have zero strength In a circle R=~12 mm with center (x=18.346 mm, 0) Multipoles strength 10-5 or less

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