Cavity Treatment for High Q0 in Realistic Magnetic Fields

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Cavity Treatment for High Q0 in Realistic Magnetic Fields Sam Posen TTC High Q0 Meeting 18 May 2016

Need to preserve high Q0 from vertical test into cryomodule Flux Expulsion Need to preserve high Q0 from vertical test into cryomodule When flux from background magnetic field is trapped, Q0 is degraded Important recent results: Spatial thermal gradients during cooldown can significantly improve expulsion of magnetic flux Flux expulsion behavior can be substantially enhanced through UHV furnace treatment Expulsion Trapping 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion

Can UHV furnace treatment substantially mitigate the effect? This Study Critical questions for this study: What is the effect of realistic applied fields (e.g. LCLS II spec <5 mG) on Q0? Can UHV furnace treatment substantially mitigate the effect? 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion

Can UHV furnace treatment substantially mitigate the effect? This Study Critical questions for this study: What is the effect of realistic applied fields (e.g. LCLS II spec <5 mG) on Q0? Can UHV furnace treatment substantially mitigate the effect? TE1AES024 – LCLS II baseline recipe: bulk EP, degas and nitrogen-dope 2/6 at 800 C, 5 micron EP Two single cell 1.3 GHz cavities for this study – fabricated by AES with RRR Nb from Ningxia: TE1AES025 – Modified LCLS II recipe: 900 C furnace treatment, bulk EP, degas and nitrogen-dope 2/6 at 800 C, 5 micron EP 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion

Fluxgate magnetometer 2.0 External field coils 1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2 Temperature sensor 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 Fluxgate magnetometer 0.2 Bz0 0.0 Bz/Bz0 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion

Flux Expulsion Poor expulsion: BSC/BNC ~ 1.3 Magnetometers Magnetometers Thermometers Thermometers Poor expulsion: BSC/BNC ~ 1.3 Good expulsion: BSC/BNC ~ 1.6 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion

Flux Expulsion Results 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion

RF Results – 2.0 K 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion

Only difference: 900 C 3 h before bulk EP – big effect! RF Results – 2.0 K Only difference: 900 C 3 h before bulk EP – big effect! Substantial Q0 degradation No degradation observed! 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion

RF Results – 1.5 K 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion

Only difference: 900 C 3 h before bulk EP – big effect! RF Results – 1.5 K Only difference: 900 C 3 h before bulk EP – big effect! Substantial Q0 degradation No degradation observed! 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion

Summary Two cavities nearly identical except for 900 C 3 hr treatment before bulk EP The cavity with 900 C 3 hr treatment shows much stronger flux expulsion The cavity without 900 C 3 hr treatment shows substantial degradation due to trapped flux after cooling in a field of 5 mG, even with ΔT~5 K The cavity with 900 C 3 hr treatment shows no observable degradation even with ΔT~2 K Even when we deliberately tried to cool the cavity slowly, it expelled the majority of applied field! 12/8/2018 Sam Posen | Flux Expulsion