Test plan of ESS HB elliptical cavity

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Test plan of ESS HB elliptical cavity Han Li On behalf of FREIA team FREIA Laboratory, Uppsala University 17th of Oct. 2017

Warm test Cool down Cold test Warm up CRYO VNA SGD SEL Lund system Central cavity frequency and spectrum of HOM Qe Frequency shift due to cool down Coupler cold conditioning Frequency shift vs. T Cavity conditioning Central frequency and HOM Loaded Q and Qe Coupler warm conditioning Cavity level profile: let the LHe evaporate to low levels  Effect of CV105 in heat load   Cavity's power limit Effect of different FPC cooling temperatures in heat load Max load on the 2K pumps Q0 Dynamic heat load Max gradient Dynamic Lorentz force detuning Stabilization of the cavity field with LLRF using only RF compensation Tuning range of the slow step tuner Tuner related testing CRYO VNA SGD signal generator driven SEL Lund system Lund university

Loop and special device Power Build loop and cabling RF Low power Warm test detail Process or check item Work Description Team Loop and special device Power Build loop and cabling Build SEL RF Low power instrumentation check validation of instruments SEL, FPGA software debuging SEL: Copper cavity, SEL, FPGA, interlock switch, RF switch and RF station SGD: Signal generater driven system, interlock system, coupler vacuum, RF station, conditioning software VNA: VNA, frequency auto checking software CRYO: Install a temperature sensor in the flowmeter S parameter measurement Get central cavity frequency VNA Qe Simply estimate the coupling factor and Qe

Loop and special device Power preparing of Interlock system CTRL RF Warm test detail Process or check item Work Description Team Loop and special device Power preparing of Interlock system Validation of software Set related parameters in the software and vacuum interlock thredshold CTRL RF SGD: software, RF station, Low power Coupler warm conditioning Ramp up forward power to 1 MW Increase pulse width to 3.5ms Get an optimal procedure for RF conditioning FREIA software High

Loop and special device Cool down test detail Process or check item Work Description Team Loop and special device Frequency shift vs. T Frequency shift due to cool down RF VNA, frequency auto checking software Cool down to 4 K CRYO Cavity level profile let the LHe evaporate to low levels (below 30%) Frequency shift vs. Pressure Frequency shift due to pressure Cool down to 2 K Static heat loads Effect of CV105 in heat load Cavity's power limit: apply heat power until the level and/or the pressure in the cavity shows instabilities Effect of different FPC cooling temperatures in heat load Max. 2K pumps capacity at 2K Max. 2K pumps capacity at 2K (theoretically at 90W)

Loop and special device Power RF CTRL SEL: High power Cold test detail (I) Process or check item Work Description Team Loop and special device Power Dressed cavity packet cold conditioning Conditioning coupler and cavity at resonant frequency Ramp up forward power to 232KW Increase pulse width to 3.5ms RF CTRL SEL: RF station FPGA, Interlock system, RF switch Data acquisition system Personal safty system High power Coupler Cold conditioning Conditioning coupler with detuned cavity or with a frequency outside the cavity bandwidth Ramp up forward power to 1 MW Increase pulse width to 3.5ms SGD: RF station, FREIA software Central frequency and HOM Loaded Q and Qe Get central cavity frequency and high order mode Loaded Q and -3dB bandwidth Qe VNA Low power

Loop and special device Power Q0 Dynamic heat load Max gradient Cold test detail (II) Process or check item Work Description Team Loop and special device Power Q0 Dynamic heat load Max gradient Dynamic Lorentz force detuning Runing pulse SEL from low power with 3.5ms, 14Hz forward pulse Get average Q0 value as a function of average gradient Checking the radiation Increas the forward power until reaching the nominal gradient Measure dynamic heat load at different power level Use I/Q meadth to check the frequency shit during the pulse RF CRYO SEL: SEL, FPGA, RF station Interlock system, RF switch, Helium gas flowmeter, Data acquisition system, Personal safty system High Use Lund system to generator step pulse input Use FPGA to check the frequency shit during the pulse Lund system ,

Loop and special device Power Cold test detail (III) Process or check item Work Description Team Loop and special device Power Stabilization of the cavity field with LLRF using only RF compensation Use Lund system to produce input pulse Ramp up power level from low power to 232KW Stay at nomial gradient for a certain time to confirm the stabilization of the cavity field CRYO RF Lund system RF station Data acquisition system, Personal safty system High power Tuning range of the slow step tuner Slow tuning control by lund system Slow tuning control by old Lund system Low Tuner related testing lund university are interested and will come CTRL Lund Lund university

Warm up test detail Process or check item Work Description Team Loop and special device Frequency shift vs. Pressure Frequency shift due to pressure RF VNA  Warm up to 4 K CRYO Frequency shift vs. T Frequency shift due to warm up VNA Warm up to 300 K

Loop and special device Power Time Build loop and cabling RF Time schedule Time schedule Process or check item Team Loop and special device Power Time Build loop and cabling RF change componets which adaopts to 704 MHz Low power 1 week instrumentation check SEL: Softwer, FPGA, interlock switch, RF switch and RF station 2-3 weeks SGD: Signal generater driven system, interlock system, coupler vacuum, RF station, conditioning software VNA: VNA, frequency auto checking software CRYO: Install a temperature sensor in the flowmeter S parameter measurement VNA 0,5 day Qe

let the LHe evaporate to low levels Time schedule Process or check item Team Loop and special device Time Coupler warm conditioning With source frequency of 704.42 MHz RF CTRL SGD: RF station, FREIA conditioning software, Data acquisition system, Personal safty system 1 week Frequency shift vs. T VNA, frequency auto checking software 1 week ( along with cooldown) Nitrogen cool down CRYO 1day Cool down to 4 K 0,5 day Static heat loads During weekend Cavity level profile let the LHe evaporate to low levels (below 30%) Frequency shift vs. Pressure 1 days Cool down to 2 K

With source frequency of 704.42 MHz Time schedule Process or check item Team Loop and special device Power time preparing of Interlock system CTRL RF SGD: Conditioning software, RF station Low power 2 days Dressed cavity packet conditioning SEL: RF station, FPGA, interlock system, RF switch, Data acquisition system, Personal safty system High 1 week Coupler Cold conditioning With source frequency of 704.42 MHz FREIA conditioning software, Central frequency and HOM Loaded Q and Qe VNA Low power 0,5 day

Loop and special device Power time SEL: Time schedule Process or check item Team Loop and special device Power time Effect of CV105 in heat load Cavity's power limit Effect of different FPC cooling temperatures in heat load   CRYO SEL: SEL, FPGA, RF station Interlock system, RF switch, Helium gas flowmeter, Data acquisition system, Personal safty system High Q0 Dynamic heat load Max gradient Dynamic Lorentz force detuning (with and without tuner contacted) RF 2 weeks (with and without tuner contacted) Lund system , 1 day

Loop and special device Power time Time schedule Process or check item Team Loop and special device Power time Stabilization of the cavity field with LLRF using only RF compensation CRYO RF Lund system RF station Data acquisition system, Personal safty system High power ? Use Lund system to produce input pulse Ramp up power level from low power to 120KW Stay at nomial gradient for a certain time to confirm the stabilization of the cavity field Tuning range of the slow step tuner Low 2 days? Tuner related testing CTRL Lund Lund university

Loop and special device time Frequency shift vs. Pressure RF VNA ? Time schedule Process or check item Team Loop and special device time Frequency shift vs. Pressure RF VNA  ? Warm up to 4 K CRYO 1 hour Frequency shift vs. T VNA Warm up to 300 K 5 days 15

SGD: SEL: Dressed cavity packet conditioning first (on-resonance) Coupler Cold conditioning first (off-resonance) advantage With an activated surface, lower risk of contamination in the cavity during the conditioning from low field to nominal Eacc easier mechanical operation Power regulation automaticlly by softerware disadvantage Complex mechanical operation More human intervention during conitioning like changing power level and pulse length, if possible changing interlock set values Have a high risk of cavity contamination Loop and special device SEL: RF station, FPGA, interlock system, RF switch, Data acquisition system, Personal safty system SGD: Signer generator Conditioning software

Current progress 704 MHz SEL> Hardware: SEL box is under design and will be finished at the end of Oct. ---key people: Tord, Tor and Han Validation of Interlocks ---key people: Konrad and Kjell Software: SEL Labview interface will be modified next week ---key people: Han and Tor Temperature sensors attached the cavity Temperature sensors location of interested. ---key people: Rocio, Magnus, Younguk and Han Four wire heater for power calibration Wiers extending of hearter; One current meter is need to connect in the loop. ---key people: Rocio

Current progress (cnt.) Quench detection> Simulation: cavity quench profile simulation Quech detection analog loop simulation Hardware: component order and board solder ---key people: Magnus, Tord Peterson and Han 704 MHz Conditioning system Hardware: Validation of Interlocks ---key people: Konrad and Kjell Coupler conditioning factor> FPC conditioning Source frequncy cavity frequency Warm 704.42MHz <704.0947MHz Cold 704.0947MHz

To do list 704 MHz Conditioning system Power limitation and interlock ---key people: Magnus, Konrad and Han Software: SEL Labview interface will be modified ---key people: Han and Tor Pressure gauge test Find out the reason of the step-wise reading and how to improve it? ---key people: Rocio, Konrad and Han Temperature sensor installation in the flowmeter (?) ---key people: Lars and Rocio

question 1, CEA colleague would like to start the conditioning from slow frequency ,such as 1 Hz. Is it OK for the klystro ,Lund system and SEL? 2, Radiation will consider as an acceptance criteria. Could we have a table or other method to convert the radiation we have to the one at beam line direction?