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Scrubbing progress - 10/12/2012 G. Arduini, H. Bartosik, G. Iadarola, G. Rumolo Machine Coordinators: J. Uythoven J. Wenninger Cryogenics, Damper, EN/STI, Injection, Operation, Vacuum teams Several ABP and RF colleagues contributing to measurements

Aims of the 2012 scrubbing run Collect additional information on the evolution on the Secondary Electron Yield as a function of the electron dose when low SEY are achieved (in order to define post-LS1 scrubbing strategy) Further reduce the SEY in the arcs and straight sections to allow ramping to 4TeV at least a few hundred bunches with 25ns bunch spacing (for beam-beam, e-cloud, and UFO studies and for 25ns pilot run) In parallel learn on possible other differences 25 ns vs. 50 ns at 450GeV (concerning heating, stability, UFOs) 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Scrubbing Overview IB1 IB2 TDI outgassing, Cryo-regulation MSR8+cycle Cryo-regulation MSR8+cycle Investigations on blow-up+POPS Investigations on blow-up ALICE UFO Cryo-regulation MSR8+cycle Inj. setting-up Damper setting-up Fast intensity ramp-up and overall excellent efficiency Beam under control (damper, chromaticity, octupoles) in spite of the record intensities (up to 2.7x1014 p, 2748 bunches per beam) 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola Heat load evolution The heat load on the cold beam screens can be used to estimate the effectiveness of the scrubbing process (used also on-line to decide when to dump and refill). Thanks to L. Tavian 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola Main limitations No fundamental show-stopper was found. It was possible to keep a satisfactory scrubbing dose all along the scrubbing period. The overall efficiency was determined by: Vacuum pressure in the MKI region (during the initial stages): The interlock levels were gradually increased (tanks: 2∙10-9  4∙10-9, interconnects: 1∙10-8  4∙10-8) Cryogenics when high intensity were achieved: Limited cooling power at stand alones in P6 and 8 required to wait some time (~10min.) between successive injections Some care to be taken also when dumping the beams (the abrupt change in the heat loads cause fluctuations on 120A current lead temperature  precycle needed) 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Thanks to TE-VSC and EN-STI Other limitations Vacuum pressures along the ring were continuously monitored by the vacuum team Apart from MKIs, no slow down coming from pressure rises Thanks to TE-VSC and EN-STI 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola Other limitations Vacuum pressures along the ring were continuously monitored by the vacuum team Apart from MKIs, no slow down coming from pressure rises TDIs had to be opened after each injection in order to keep heating and outgassing under control. A. Lechner 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola Other limitations Vacuum pressures along the ring were continuously monitored by the vacuum team Apart from MKIs, no slow down coming from pressure rises TDIs had to be opened after each injection in order to keep heating and outgassing under control. A. Lechner 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Thanks to TE-VSC and EN-STI Other limitations Vacuum pressures along the ring were continuously monitored by the vacuum team Apart from MKIs, no slow down coming from pressure rises TDIs had to be opened after each injection in order to keep heating and outgassing under control. Last evening one jaw (on the TDI in point 8) got blocked in open position (twice)  The EN/STI piquet could remotely reset the motor Thanks to TE-VSC and EN-STI 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Thanks to TE-VSC and EN-STI Other limitations Vacuum pressures along the ring were continuously monitored by the vacuum team Apart from MKIs, no slow down coming from pressure rises TDIs had to be opened after each injection in order to keep heating and outgassing under control. Last evening one jaw (on the TDI in point 8) got blocked in open position (twice)  The EN/STI piquet could remotely reset the motor No particular heating was observed on other sensitive elements (e.g. collimators) (larger bunch lengths and smaller bunch intensities) Thanks to TE-VSC and EN-STI 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Beam quality evolution (preliminary) Initial conditions: Transverse instability leading to beam dump right after the injection of a single train of 72 bunches (with chromaticity at 2 units) Thanks to R. De Maria, W. Höfle, D. Valuch 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Beam quality evolution (preliminary) Initial conditions: Transverse instability leading to beam dump right after the injection of a single train of 72 bunches (with chromaticity at 2 units) With high chromaticity settings (15 units) it was possible to circulate trains of 72b. (injection of more the 1 batch from SPS was often leading to beam dump due to fast losses) Very poor lifetime (typical e-cloud like loss pattern) 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Beam quality evolution (preliminary) Initial conditions: Transverse instability leading to beam dump right after the injection of a single train of 72 bunches (with chromaticity at 2 units) With high chromaticity settings (15 units) it was possible to circulate trains of 72b. (injection of more the 1 batch from SPS was often leading to beam dump due to fast losses) Very poor lifetime (typical e-cloud like loss pattern) 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Beam quality evolution (preliminary) Bunch by bunch lifetime strongly improved within the first scrubbing fill (carried out with train of 72b. with 3.7µs batch spacing). Thanks to H. Bartosik 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Beam quality evolution (preliminary) Bunch by bunch lifetime strongly improved within the first scrubbing fill (carried out with train of 72b. with 3.7µs batch spacing). Filling scheme with minimum possible batch spacing and maximum number of bunches was employed for the following fills. Between Friday Dec. 7th and Sunday Dec. 9th there were 9 scrubbing fills with more than 2000b. per beam. 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Beam quality evolution (preliminary) Beam lifetime Friday11 Dec Sunday 10 Dec 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Beam quality evolution (preliminary) Beam lifetime – Friday Dec. 7th Thanks to H. Bartosik 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Beam quality evolution (preliminary) Beam lifetime – Friday Dec. 8th Thanks to H. Bartosik 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Beam quality evolution (preliminary) Beam lifetime – Sunday Dec. 9th Thanks to H. Bartosik 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Emitt. blow-up in the first train of 72b. Important emittance blow up (likely not due to e-cloud) observed on a certain number of bunches of the first train which is injected. Effect suppressed by increasing the octupole strength from -0.5 to -2.0 Low oct. strength High oct. strength 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola In conclusion 3.5 days of scrubbing with 25ns beams at 450GeV were carried out with a satisfactory electron dose (heat load) rate e-cloud effects on the beam were strongly mitigated but not suppressed yet (heat load measurements confirm that there is still e-cloud in the arcs) Important information on the SEY evolution vs. electron dose is being collected 10/12/2012 LHC Morning Meeting - G. Iadarola

Thanks for your attention!

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