Agenda Status of the FP7 HP3 Proposal (5+5) (A. Khoukaz) Recent results from microjet beams at ESR (5+5) (R. Grisenti) Recent results from the GSI Clustertarget (5+5) (H. Orth) Recent results from the Münster Cluster Target (5+5) (A. Khoukaz) Status of the PANDA Cluster Target (5+5) (A. Khoukaz) News from the Jülich/Moscow Pellet Target (5+5) (M. Büscher, P. Fedorets) New results from the UPTS (5+5) (H. Calen) Ideas for a pellet generator for PANDA (10+5) (V. Varentsov) Summary of the Pellet Target Meeting in Jülich (15+5) (M. Büscher, H. Calen) Discussion: Target TDR (all)
Status of the FP7 HP3 Proposal PANDA Collaboration Meeting November 2010 Status of the FP7 HP3 Proposal Alfons Khoukaz Institut für Kernphysik, WWU Münster, Germany
Status of the Proposal Work Package WP20: „FutureJet –Cryogenic Jets of Nano- and Micrometer-Sized Particles for Hadron Physics“ Hadron Physics 3 Proposal submitted to the European Commission on 18/11/2010 Outcome: Expected for spring 2011
Recent results from the Münster Cluster Target PANDA Collaboration Meeting November 2010 Recent results from the Münster Cluster Target Alfons Khoukaz Institut für Kernphysik, WWU Münster, Germany
Reduction of the Gas Load Additional reduction possible by special beam geometries at the PANDA interaction point possible (e.g. 15 mm x 3 mm) special skimmer (laser cut) microscopic view of the skimmer opening
Reduction of the Gas Load Systematic measurements with different skimmer sized necessary Measurements are performed soon with new skimmers (xx µm x 800 µm) flat skimmer tip vs. conical skimmer tip 60 µm 100 µm 120 µm 140 µm
Areal Density: Circular Collimator Density obtained with a circular collimator with a diameter of 700 µm is used as reference Compare this number with densities obtained using slit collimators of different sizes
Areal Density: Slit Collimator Slit collimators of 140 µm and 120 µm (times 800 µm) result in same longitudinal densities (antiproton direction) Measurements with smaller collimators currently in progress
Studies on Further Density Increase Münster target device will be modified soon to investigate a possible density increase by tiliting the nozzle system absolute target density
The PANDA Cluster-Source Prototype nozzle cooling Münster: horizontal cluster beam direction PANDA Cluster-Source Prototype (Münster)
Status of the PANDA Cluster Target PANDA Collaboration Meeting November 2010 Status of the PANDA Cluster Target Alfons Khoukaz Institut für Kernphysik, WWU Münster, Germany
Status All vacuum pumps for the PANDA cluster source are ordered Safety aspects: Hydrogen For the comlete design and operation of the cluster source including pumps etc. a safety document has been created by INBUREX, Hamm → Target can be operated as planned → Safety information available
PANDA-Target(s): Power and Cables
PANDA-Target(s): Power and Cables Preliminary information for the cluster target source Beam dump follows SOON Pellet target data needed in near future