Spectrometer Magnetic Field for Neutron Beta Decay at the SNS

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Spectrometer Magnetic Field for Neutron Beta Decay at the SNS Introduction Design Requirements Spectrometer Magnetic Field Design Outlook January 8, 2006

Introduction The abBA Experiment: “Precise Measurement of Neutron Decay Parameters”, J.D. Bowman (LANL) and W.S. Wilburn (LANL), spokespersons. The Nab Experiment: “Precise Measurement of the Neutron Beta Decay Parameters a and b”, J.D. Bowman (LANL) and D. Pocanic (Virginia), spokespersons. The PANDA Experiment: “The Proton Asymmetry in Neutron Decay Experiment”, T. Chupp (Michigan), spokesperson. A Proposal Review and Advisory Committee (PRAC) reviewed these proposals on September 8-9, 2005. The PRAC key recommendation reads, “ …We strongly encourage the three efforts to investigate the option of a common magnet which could be tuned to provide the different field profiles needed for the three experiments…” January 8, 2006

Design Considerations 1. Magnetic Field Strength: B (T) Decay Drift Detector abBA ~ 4.0 ~ 1.0 Nab 2.0 – 4.0 0.1– 0.4 0.5 –1.0 PANDA ~ 2.0 2. A magnetic field homogeneity dB/B < 10-2 is required in the decay region. 3. The length of the magnet should be at least 2 m on each side of the decay region. 4. The magnet diameter should be at least 25 cm in the drift and detector regions. 5. The spectrometer must permit an approximate 10 cm gap for transmission of the neutron beam. 6. The magnetic field must allow the transmission of a polarized neutron beam in and out of the decay region without a significant loss of polarization. This requirement is that the loss of polarization should be < 0.15%. January 8, 2006

The Baseline Design January 8, 2006 NI [MA-turns] Split Pair Transport Solenoid abBA (4 T) 1.04 3.26 Nab (2 T) 0.56 1.36 PANDA (1.6 T) 0.22 5.80 January 8, 2006

The abBA Configuration January 8, 2006

The Decay Region January 8, 2006

Particle Trajectories January 8, 2006

The Nab Configuration January 8, 2006

The Decay Region January 8, 2006

Particle Trajectories January 8, 2006

The PANDA Configuration January 8, 2006

Polarized Neutrons Transmission January 8, 2006

Polarized Neutrons Transmission January 8, 2006

Design Outlook Electric Field Magnetic Shielding (w/wo Iron) Simulations – Field Profiles First cost estimate First pass at mechanical design (forces, ….) Design Report January 8, 2006