704 MHz BNL3 cavity as an option for CEPC/FCC

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704 MHz BNL3 cavity as an option for CEPC/FCC BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES 704 MHz BNL3 cavity as an option for CEPC/FCC Wencan Xu Brookhaven National Lab

Outline Brief introduction for 704 MHz BNL1 (ECX) cavity for the ERL prototype Design and test results of 704 MHz BNL3 cavity HOM damping scheme and HOM coupler Summary

The R&D Energy Recovery Linac at BNL Straight section is 7m long 2-3 MeV 20 MeV SC RF Gun SC 5 Cell cavity Beam dump Will serve as a test-bed for future RHIC projects: ERL-based electron cooling; 10-to-20 GeV ERL for electron-ion collider eRHIC; Low Energy RHIC electron cooler (LEReC). Will be able to test the key components of the High Current ERL based solely on SRF technology 704 MHz SRF Photo-injector: preservation of beam quality for high-charge, low emittance; High current 5-cell SRF linac test with HOM absorbers; Stability criteria for CW beam current; Attainable ranges of electron beam parameters in SRF ERL. SRF photo-injector includes SRF cavity, HTS, laser, merger… SRF linac was commissioned and ready to accept beam; SRF gun is undergoing beam commissioning.

BNL1 5-cell linac for R&D ERL Enlarged beam tube: to attenuate the fundamental mode but propagate all the HOMs. RT ferrite as HOM damper: HOM measurement at both room temperature and low temperature showed extremely good damping. However, the real-estate gradient is reduced because of the RT damper; 50 kW CW fundamental power coupler: SNS type, water cooling on the RF window, no cooling for the inner conductor. First horizontal test in March, 2009 and several tests were carried out after that(Q0 ~ 1010 at 18 MV/m). Mechanical tuner with 112 kHz tuning range, piezo provides 9 kHz fast tuning

BNL3 cavity for Conventional Lattice eRHIC Parameters eRHIC Bunch charge [nC] 3.5 Beam current [mA] 50 RMS bunch length [mm] 2 Beam energy [GeV] 5-30 Number of passes 6 Operation mode CW Design of BNL3 cavity, a universal cavity for high current SRF linac, SPL and eRHIC. 50 mA, 6 passes High current ERL based All in the RHIC existing tunnel: high real-estate gradient The luminosity can exceed 1034 cm-2s-1

Length with HOM damper (cm) BNL3 cavity for Conventional Lattice eRHIC Parameters BNL I BNL III Frequency [MHZ] 704 703.87 beta 1 Cells No. 5 Geometry Factor 225 283 (R/Q)/cell [Ω/cell] 80.8 101.26 Epeak/Eacc 1.97 2.46 Bpeak/Eacc [mT/MV/m] 5.78 4.26 Coupling factor [%] 3.00 3.02 Length with HOM damper (cm) 272 160 (eRHIC) Beam pipe radius (mm) 120 110

HOM damping scheme High-Q HOMs linger inside the cavity for some time, depending on the time decay constant, and can strongly act back on the particles in the trailing bunches and/or the same bunch. HOM power built up in a CW machine (one monopole mode): Resonant exciting Non-resonant exciting Beam-Break-Up induced by one dipole mode:

Monopole mode damping The average monopole modes’ power: For conventional lattice eRHIC: 50 mA x 3.5 nC x 3.47 V/pC x 12 passes => 7.3 kW /cav. For CEPC collider: 16.6 mA x 61.6 nC (37.1*1.66) x3.47 V/pC*0.877 (2.66 mm) => 3.1 kW/cav Impact of taper: Comparison of the (R/Q)Qe obtained by the R/Q corresponding to the eRHIC cavity design (blue diamonds) with the requirement for 50 mA (red squares) and 300 mA (green triangles) in 3 passes through the ERL *Quasi symmetric taper will not affect the loss factor.

BBU threshold for conventional lattice eRHIC Ideal damping: WG WG Real damping scheme: Coaxial HOM coupler has similar damping capability with the ideal case; BBU threshold current is way above the operation current from BBU simulation (GBBU code).

HOM measurements HOM damping capability Black: closed Red: Open Quadrupole Dipole Change Boundary Condition HOMs indentified by 3-D bead-pull setup Field flatness: benefit from the large cell-to-cell coupling, the Cu and Nb cavities have good field flatness after fabrication. The detachable beam pipes gave us a lot of freedom in the RF measurement; The comparison of the S21 measurements for open and closed beam pipe verifies the excellent propagating properties of the BNL3 cavity through the dramatic reduction of the loaded Q values in the open beam pipe case.

Two Nb cavities BNL3-AES cavity Vertical test results shows that BNL3-AES cavity has great performance. It is using for CEC POP. BNL3-Niowave cavity BNL3 cavity cryomodule for CeC PoP (Ordered from Niowave) The BNL3-Niowave cavity needs to be re-welded in the equator areas ( strong FE at very low field and not able to process through).

BNL3 AES cavity preliminary test result Radiation tripped RF Vertical test measured the gradient up to 19.7 MV/m with field emission and administration. The safety administration limitation was 20 MV/m. With HPR, this cavity should be able to reach field level higher than 20 MV/m. Notably, the Q0 value reached 3.2E10, which residual resistance is about 4.5 n Ohm. We are confident/happy with the cavity’s performance. And it is now at Niowave for cryo-module assembly.

2-stage HOM coupler design for eRHIC 50 Ω transmission line to room temperature D = 72 mm Between the two notches, s21 < -65 dB, 1st HOM is 0.82 GHz, S21 = -23 dB, It still has good damping at high frequency Capacitors can be add to the transmission line to reduce the thermal conduction

2-stage HOM coupler-model test The test by transmission line verified the design. Because of the big diameter(D = 72 mm) of the HOM couplers, the transmission line’s diameter is so big that some HOM appears.

Dual-Ridge Waveguide HOM coupler Waveguide as a natural high pass filter is also considered as an option for high power HOM damper; Dual ridge waveguide HOM filter is chosen to minimize WG geometry size; A prototype was fabricated the demonstrated the RF performance as expected.

Summary We have got a lot of experience during the operation of the BNL1 cavity in ERL prototype. BNL3 cavity has been designed for the conventional lattice eRHIC and SPL. HOM measurements and studies were carried out on the detachable copper prototype. And it shows that the HOMs were well-damped. Two Nb cavities were fabricated by AES and Niowave, one will be used for POP CEC and the other will be used for performance study. The BNL3-AES cavity test results shows good performance and is using for CEC POP cryomodule. BNL3-Niowave cavity has to be tested more with additional processing. The 2-stage coaxial HOM coupler was designed and tested. The dual-ridge waveguide HOM coupler has been designed and its prototype has been test as well.

Acknowledgement (incomplete list) BNL: S. Belomestnykh, I. Ben-Zvi, R. Calaga (at CERN now), L. DeSanto, H. Hahn, Y. Hao, J. Huang, L. Hammons, D. Kayran, B. Kellerman, V. Litvinenko, C. Marques, G. McIntyre, R. Porqueddu, V. Ptitsyn, T. Seda, J. Tuozzolo, B. Sheehy, R. Than, D. Trbojevic, D. Weiss, B. Xiao, A. Zaltsman… AES: D. Holmes, M. Cole, T. Schultheiss Niowave: C. Boulware, T. Grimm.