Injector Chain General and more about p-RCS

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Injector Chain General and more about p-RCS Tang Jingyu 3nd CEPC-SPPC Study Group Meeting April 8-9, 2016, IHEP

Main topics Updating the schemes and main parameters Works under going More about p-RCS Summary

Updating schemes p-Linac: max. beam power 1.63 MW, with no chopping when not serving p-RCS (other physics programs); two chopping systems for injection into p-RCS p-RCS: max. beam power 3.4 MW, more particles accumulated when not serving for SPPC injection (clearly within SCE limit)(also useful for future SPPC upgrade), favoring high RF frequency (36-40 MHz) MSS: perhaps no need for bunch splitting initially (high RF in p-RCS, 25 ns bunch spacing; still needed for 5 ns) SS: larger ring circumference 7200 m (7000 m), race-track lattice to save space and long straight section for extraction, lattice design under way

Major parameters for the injector chain Value Unit   p-Linac MSS Energy 1.2 GeV 180 Average current 1.4 mA 20 uA Length ~300 m Circumference 3500 RF frequency 325/650 MHz 40 Repetition rate 50 Hz 0.5 Beam power 1.63 MW 3.67 p-RCS SS 10 2.1 TeV 0.34 Accum. protons 2.55E14 900 7000 36-40 200 25 Repetition period 30 s 3.4 Protons per bunch 2.0E11 Dipole field 8 T

Injector chain (for proton beam) p-Linac: proton superconducting linac p-RCS: proton rapid cycling synchrotron MSS: Medium-Stage Synchrotron SS: Super Synchrotron Ion beams have dedicated linac (i-Linac) and RCS (i-RCS)

Works under going p-Linac and i-Linac first design: (Lu Yuanrong) p-RCS: just started (Tang Jingyu) MSS: a student studying lattice (with Tang Jingyu) SS: (Wang Xiangqi and USTC students) Ion acceleration: i-RCS, MSS and SS (to be started)

More about p-RCS p-RCS will serve not only medium-stage acceleration for colliding beams at SPPC, but also other physics programs. It is designed to work with high-duty factor The continuous beam power from p-RCS is 3.5 MW. No other similar accelerators have been built or studied in details. High repetition rate of 25 Hz will shorten the beam filling time in the MSS. Only a fraction of this power is needed to fill the MSS. Thus most of the beam pulses from the p-RCS could be used for other physics programs. p-RCS will use mature accelerator technology but be on a larger scale than existing rapid-cycling proton synchrotrons. Examples: CSNS/RCS, J-PARC/RCS, ISIS/RCS, FNAL/Booster, NF/RCS

Summary of International high power RCS   Type Energy (GeV) Inj. Energy (GeV) f_rep (Hz) Accu Part. (10^13) I_ave (mA) P_ave (MW) Status IPNS RCS 0.45 0.05 30 0.3 0.167 0.0075 Closed ISIS 0.8 0.07 50 3.75 0.24 Upgraded J-PARC/RCS 3.0 0.4 25 8.3 0.333 1.0 (0.5) Operation J-PARC/MR Synch. 33.2 0.015 0.75 FNAL/BS 8 15 7.5 0.014 0.12 FNAL/MI 120 0.004 0.52 PIP-II/MI 0.83 0.01 1.2 2025 BNL/BS 1.5 0.2 0.018 0.027 CSNS-I 1.6 1.56 0.065 0.1 2018 CSNS-II 0.25 7.8 0.325 0.5 ? ISNS 1.0 2.4 NF 3 5 SPPC/p-RCS 10 8.5 0.19 3.4

Key features Very high beam power (3.5 times scaled up from J-PARC/RCS) Space charge effect very important Beam loss and collimation very important Probably adopt FNAL/Booster RF system to increase Q value and bunch frequency, dual harmonics Magnet/PS technology similar to CSNS/RCS Vacuum technology similar to CSNS/RCS

Emittance and physical acceptance E: 40 mm-mrad (4*rms, Geo.) or 3.6 (normalized) A: 100 mm-mrad (compared to 540 for CSNS/RCS) Largely reduce magnet sizes and cost Laslett tune shift: -0.09 (at injection) Still consider high, to be decreased RF voltage: 4-5 MV About 100 MA cavities (if low frequency), 80 Ferrite cavities (if high frequency) [compared to 20 at FNAL/BS] Will see if dual-harmonic RF is needed Additional chopping system at linac to create a bunch gap for extraction (if high RF frequency) Individual techniques exist, but design and assembling look challenging due to very high beam power. Machine protection very important similar to the collider.

Some thoughts Although lower priority than the collider, it is still very interesting to investigate the design concepts. Especially, they do not have close reference accelerators (scaled up by large factors) Totally new, different from LHC or Tevatron (building-up by steps) General parameters: forming general parameter group consisting of conveners for each stage of the accelerator complex: p-Linac/i-Linac, p-RCS/i-RCS, MSS, SS and SPPC. (still under course) Each convener leads the preliminary concept design of the accelerator, with the goal to produce a list of main parameters, write the subsection in the CDR report, and identify key technical challenges by late 2016. Starting by the first version lattice or layout design, and maintain a parameter list. Conveners should report the progress in monthly SPPC meetings.

Summary Injector chain by itself is a very complicated and powerful accelerator system, large enough by a single stage Work on the injection chain continues, and more volunteers (both experts and students) are needed. We hope to obtain a preliminary concept design for the whole chain by late 2016. Key technical challenges should be identified, so R&D program can be pursued. Collaboration and coordination are needed. Beam applications or physics programs of each stage will be discussed.

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