Cost Comparison of Undulator and e-Driven Systems

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Cost Comparison of Undulator and e-Driven Systems K. Yokoya 2017.10.12. Positron WG. This is basically the same as my talk in the Cost Review Meeting with LCB and LCC on Sep.26 at KEK. (Some sensitive cast numbers are omitted.) 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Contents Cost of e-driven system Cost of undulator system: What’s in TDR? Basic cost comparison First stage cost Luminosity upgrade No technology discussion 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Basic Assumptions for e-Driven Scheme Number of bunches per pulse 1312 Number of positrons per bunch 3x1010 (incl. margin) Beam pulse structure Repetition 5Hz : 200ms interval 20 times 0.48ms pulse in 63ms (300Hz) Bunch distance 6.15ns No pulse in the rest 137ms target 3GeV S-band NC drive linac solenoid AMD (FC) g and e- dump chicane L-band SW NC capture cavity 5GeV L+S band NC e+ linac energy compressor Damping Ring e+ dump 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Electron Drive Linac Parameters 3GeV sufficient owing to nb = 1312 (4.8GeV for nb = 2625) Bunch charge 2.4nC (peak current 0.39 Ampere) S-band photo-cathode RF gun 80MW klystron drives two 3m structures 60+4 (spare) 3m TW structure Total length 255m including RF gun and matching section Electron spot size on the target 2mm (RMS) Larger spot needed for for nb = 2625 Total 58.58 OkuYen, including the gun 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Target System Electron spot size on target 2mm r.m.s. Larger spot needed for for nb = 2625 Rough cost estimation note cost (OkuYen) Solenoid (incl. PS) longer by 20% than undul. 10.00 Flux concentrator (incl. PS) ~5.2OkuYen for undul. 3.00 Remote handling ~1.2OkuYen for undul. 2.00 target ~6.4OkuYen for undul. 1.60 Sum 16.50 2017/10/12 Positron WG

L-band Capture Linac Booster Linac Energy Compressor L-band SW NC 18 modulators 18 klystrons 32 accelerating structures 32.80 OkuYen Booster Linac L-band TW NC 72 modulators 72 klystrons 144 accelerating structures S-band TW NC 23 modulators 23 klystrons 92 accelerating structures 158.84 OkuYen Energy Compressor L-band SW NC 3 modulators, 3 klystrons, 6 accelerating structures 6.27 OkuYen 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Sum of Accelerator System Electron drive linac (incl. electron gun) 58.38 Target system (excl. linac) 16.50 L-band capture linac 32.80 L+S band booster linac (incl. chicane) 158.84 Energy compressor 5.68 others Sum 272.2 Others should include (but level of a few OkuYen) photon&electron dump after capture linac positron tuning dump Electron dump right after drive linac (perhaps needed) Beamline from end of energy compressor to DR 2017/10/12 Positron WG

CFS Cost for e-Driven Source The required width of tunnel is quite complex. There is no definite design in the positron source region even for the undulator scheme. The RF source components for NC linac occupy the space in service tunnel more densely than SC components for undulator system, but detailed consideration including the transportation is necessary For upgrade to 2625 bunches some more space for the mudulators may be reserved due to the longer beam pulse (0.48ms  ~1ms) For simplicity here we assume a slightly increased cost per longitudinal length due to the larger power consumption and cooling water system. 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Cost Comparison Policy We estimated the cost of the accelerator components of e-driven system in JYen, as we saw. It is more convenient to convert the undulator scheme cost in ILCU in TDR into JYen than the other way We use the same policy which we used when we converted TDR cost in MILCU to JYen for MEXT 1 MILCU = 1.09 OkuYen for tunnel civil engineering 1 MILCU = 1 OkuYen for CFS others and components 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Cost of Undulator System TDR quotes 228MILCU as the value of accelerator components and 72MILCU for the CFS for the undulator positron source. However There are several design changes since TDR We could not reproduce 72 MILCU for CFS from other data. We will not use this number. For the purpose of comparison with the e-driven system, numbers of items which are included in other area systems have to be modified 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Change of Undulator System Since TDR The undulator section must be lengthened 147m231m for positron production at Ee=125GeV TDR adopted 10Hz operation with 147m undulator The beam dump of spent electron after photon production is needed for 10Hz operation. This will not be built in the first stage. Auxiliary positron source will not be constructed, perhaps (majority of CRWG. It is not useful enough) 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Items that must be included as undulator system cost In TDR many items needed for undulator system are included in other area systems, because there was no concept of “comparison” The electron loses 3GeV in the undulator. This must be compensated for in the electron main linac (this is included in the value of ML in TDR). Also, RTML beam line cost should be added, though small. After the undulator the electron beam is separated from the photon beam by a dogleg. The cost of dogleg is included in BDS in TDR The actual dogleg which has been re-designed is much shorter for Ee=125GeV because photon emission angle is larger 2017/10/12 Positron WG

CFS Cost for Undulator Scheme The tunnel length for the undulator scheme in TDR is 1678m. 40 OkuYen/km x 1678m = 67 OkuYen The tunnel extention for the undulator length 147m  231m is already included in the tunnel ML tunnel cost for the 3GeV compensation CFS cost for the dogleg is already included in positron source in TDR 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Basic Cost of Undulator Scheme (for comparison with e-driven) values were converted from MILCU to OkuYen Accelerator CFS TDR 227.5 67 Longer undulator 13.0 3GeV compensation 27 7.3 Dogleg 21 (1) Beam dump for 10Hz - 7.7 Auxiliary positron source -5.9 SUM 273.9 74.3 (1) CFS cost for dogleg is already included in TDR 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Comparison of the Basic Cost Undulator e-Driven Accelerator 274 OkuYen 272 OkuYen CFS 74 OkuYen 44 OkuYen Sum 348 OkuYen 316 OkuYen 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Implementation in Staging Up to this point we naively estimated the cost difference, which is more or less independent of the scenario Now, there are several more points that must be considered when we take into account the staging scenario (higher lumi, higher energy). In particular, what must be estimated is the case when we start with the e-driven source. Depend on the order of upgrade undulator & higher lumi & higher energy 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Questions (1) The following items might be accounted for the cost comparison. The 250GeV stage that we are studying now (option C, Option D) includes some empty tunnel for global timing adjustment for undulator scheme, which is not necessary for e-driven case. Should we eliminate it from the beginning? Rigorously speaking, the timing constraint is necessary in the positron wing only. The empty tunnel in the electron side is added for future extension to higher CM energy The empty space is larger if we assume 35MV/m rather than 31.5MV/m. Can we cut this space? (less margin for 250GeV) In the present staging study we assume we do not change the DRs because of the presently available manpower. It is certainly possible to choose a DR circumference which makes extra empty tunnel unnecessary for timing adjustment 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Questions (2) Should the space of the undulator (and subsequent photon drift) be reserved for later upgrade? The tunnel of this region is laser-straight in TDR. Presumably, we can manage from beam dynamics view point, even if it is bent. (BDS part must still be laser-straight) Note: to reserve this space does not immediately mean that we can go to undulator scheme any time Should the dogleg of electron beam line after undulator be eliminated (different tunnel layout)? This brings about further cost reduction but a pair of doglegs (not a single dogleg) would be needed for later upgrade to undulator source if it is not implemented. 2017/10/12 Positron WG

250GeV Stage for Undulator Scheme Option C Null Module Space 1049m (35MV/m) 583m (31.5MV/m) e+ ML e- BDS tunnel 2.85 km E-drop compensation 3 GeV, 138 m e+ BDS tunnel 2.25 km IP e- ML tunnel e+ ML tunnel undulator e+ source 1.678 km (TDR) Not for timing. Not included in the comparison 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Tunnel for e-Driven Scheme With undulator/dogleg space e- BDS tunnel 2.85 km e+ BDS tunnel 2.25 km IP e- ML tunnel e+ ML tunnel E-driven e+ source 1.05 km (v8.3) Without undulator/dogleg space E-driven e+ source 1.05 km IP e- ML tunnel e+ ML tunnel e- BDS tunnel 2.25 km e+ BDS tunnel 2.25 km 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Final Cost Comparison Undulator e-Driven Basic cost (1) 348 316 (2) Empty space for timing (3) for 31.5 MV/m 26 for 35 MV/m 46 Sum for 31.5 MV/m 374 316 35 MV/m 394 (1) components+CFS, including 3GeV compensation, dogleg (2) Assume the space for undulater+photon drift is eliminated. If reserved, the cost increases by ~23 OkuYen (3) CFS + RTML beam line + main beam line. Only the positron wing 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Luminosity Upgrade (1) Here, we cannot avoid mentioning the technology Basic change for upgrade 13122625 bunches Reinforce main linac RF system (common to und.&edriven) Electron damping ring (common to und.&edriven) More RF system Faster injection/extraction kicker Positron damping ring Same as electron DR if the e-cloud instability allows doubled beam current. The first stage has factor ~3 margin to the instability. So, high possibility to double the bunches We will get sufficient info from superKEKB and 1st stage ILC If not, add one more positron DR. The room reserved. 2017/10/12 Positron WG

Luminosity Upgrade (2) Required change for e-driven source Add one more positron DR (independent on electron-cloud) Beam-loading compensation difficult with 3ns bunch spacing ~166 MILCU Might be possible with one e+ DR if not doubling the bunches Increase the energy of drive electron 3  4.8GeV ~ 31 OkuYen (simple scaling) Tunnel length extension unnecessary (determined by BDS length) Re-inforce modulators of drive linac and booster due to longer beam pulse Assume tunnel width is large enough Required change for undulator source Target technology not confirmed yet Target wheel would be heavier To add positron DR or not depends only on the electron-cloud issue Re-inforce RF of booster linac 2017/10/12 Positron WG