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HIAF Electron Cooling System & International Workshop on Beam Cooling and Related Topics, COOL 2015 Jefferson Lab, Newport News, VA, USA, 28/09/2015 – 03/10/2015 HIAF Electron Cooling System & Space Charge Effects of Cooled Intense Heavy-ion Beams L.J. Mao, M.T.Tang, H.Zhao and HIAF design group IMP, Lanzhou China maolijun@impcas.ac.cn

OUTLINE HISTORY: The High Intensity heavy-ion Accelerator Facility (HIAF) at IMP Lanzhou MOTIVATION: Electron Cooling System for HIAF STATUS: Cooling Effects Simulation Results CHALLENGES: Instabilities of High Intensity Heavy-ion Beams with Electron Cooling FUTURE: Questions and Outlook

HISTORY of HIAF High Intensity heavy-ion Accelerator Facility, HIAF ---12th five-year plan of science and technology in China (2011-2015) 11/2009

HISTORY of HIAF High Intensity heavy-ion Accelerator Facility, HIAF ---12th five-year plan of science and technology in China (2011-2015) 11/2009 04/2012

HISTORY of HIAF High Intensity heavy-ion Accelerator Facility, HIAF ---12th five-year plan of science and technology in China (2011-2015) 11/2009 04/2012 10/2012

HISTORY of HIAF High Intensity heavy-ion Accelerator Facility, HIAF ---12th five-year plan of science and technology in China (2011-2015) 11/2009 04/2012 10/2012 05/2014

TODAY of HIAF High Intensity heavy-ion Accelerator Facility, HIAF ---12th five-year plan of science and technology in China (2011-2015)

Motivation of E-Cooling System Ions provided by iLinac: 28puA (U34+ at the injection energy 17 MeV/u) Expected particle number in the BRing: 1011 (U34+ at the injection energy 17 MeV/u) Gain of accumulation: ~70 Beam accumulation by the combination of E-cooling & two phase painting injection Make short bunch at the extraction energy

COOLING at INJECTION ENERGY Ion Charge State=34 Mass Number=238 Kinetic Energy (Initial)=17 MeV/u Kinetic Energy (Final)=800 MeV/u Electron energy=9.326 keV (@injection energy), 438.871 keV (@ extraction energy) Electron density=2.0*107 cm-3 dp/p (Initial momentum spread, uniform distribution, RMS value)=±2*10-3 Initial emittance (uniform distribution, RMS value)= 60 pi.mm.mrad Beta-function @ the cooling section=15m Magnetic field @ the cooling section = 0.2 T Particle number=5*1010 Ring circumference=500m Cooler length=10 m (2% of ring circumference)

COOLING at INJECTION ENERGY 3 sec 0 sec 1 sec

COOLING at EXTRACTION ENERGY

COOLING at EXTRACTION ENERGY ---Dr. T.Katayama

COOLING at EXTRACTION ENERGY 200 MeV/u C6+ ions @ CSRe RF voltage = 1.0 kV, RF frequency = 1.319 MHz Ie=300 mA with a expansion factor = 3.0

INSTABILITIES of COOLED BEAM 7.0 MeV/u C6+ ions was injected with e-cooling continually, particle loss directly around 2.5 mA and the intensity of the beam is limited 1010 2007/09/10

INSTABILITIES of COOLED BEAM 7.0 MeV/u C6+ ions was injected with e-cooling continually, particle loss directly around 2.5 mA and the intensity of the beam is limited 1010 injection Longitudinal Transverse 0.3 s 2007/09/10 6.0 s

Overview of intensities of cooled ion beams around the world INSTABILITIES of COOLED BEAM Overview of intensities of cooled ion beams around the world Ring Ion Energy (MeV/u) I_ion (mA) Nunber SIS Kr34+ 11 5 5E09 CELSIUS H+ 45 1 6E09 TSR C6+ 73.3 18 3.0E10 21 2.4 1.4E10 Au50+ 695 0.003 1.0E06 CSRm 7 6.5 Xe27+ 2.9 0.5 1.0E08 CSRe 660 15 1.0E10 COSY 9.2 1.2E11

SPACE CHAEGE EFFECT of E-BEAM Linear tune shift due to the space charge effect of e-beam U34+ ions charge density & space charge field vs. radius

SPACE CHAEGE EFFECT of E-BEAM Electron beam distribution written by error function gauss a=0.1b a=0.01b a=b

SPACE CHAEGE EFFECT of E-BEAM Single particle tracking Kick of space charge field of e-beam Damping (cooling) turn by turn Betatron motion in the ring

SPACE CHAEGE EFFECT of E-BEAM Dependences on the e-beam current

SPACE CHAEGE EFFECT of E-BEAM Dependences on the tune value

SPACE CHAEGE EFFECT of ION-BEAM Incoherent tune shift (Laslett tune shift)

SPACE CHAEGE EFFECT of ION-BEAM Single particle tracking Cooling & heating Kick of space charge field of ion beam Without space charge effect N=1010 We also did a single particle tracking calculation. The results show that the final beam distribution is different with a different particle number. N=1011 N=5*1010

COOLING FORCE LIMITATION From Parkhomchuk’s idea, the cooling force limitation by intensity beams is: U34+ at the injection energy of 17 MeV/u, stored particle number: For ion beam emittance (total) is about 10 pi.mm.mrad

CONCLUSION and OUTLOOK An e-cooling system is considered to install in the booster ring of the HIAF project, in order to increase the accumulation gain factor at the injection energy, and make a short bunch at the extraction energy. A classical magnetized electron cooler can provide a fast beam cooling effect at the injection energy. A short bunch length is achieved by using the RF and E-cooling system. The final bunch length is determined by RF voltage and space charge effect. The space charge field of the e-beam can make a linear tune shift, a non-linear tune spread and resonance islands for the beam with large size. The space charge effect of ion beam is to limit the final emittance of cooled intense beams. According to Parkhomchuk’s formula, the cooling force is limited by the ion beam density. Conclusion.

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