Global aperture measurements at 450 GeV with 170 mrad crossing angle

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Global aperture measurements at 450 GeV with 170 mrad crossing angle R. Assmann, R. Giachino, M. Giovannozzi, D. Jacquet, L. Ponce, S. Redaelli, J. Wenninger Acknowledgements: G. Müller 14/09/2010 LHC Beam Commissioning - MG

LHC Beam Commissioning - MG Method Global aperture measurement Open collimators Measure loss map (crossing 1/3 resonance) to determine minimum aperture in the ring. Close primary collimator until the largest loss peak is onto the collimator. Repeat for both beams and planes. Off-momentum aperture performed RF frequency changed to get 1.5×10-3 Dp/p (compatible with n1 computations). Repeat excitation on resonance. 14/09/2010 LHC Beam Commissioning - MG

LHC Beam Commissioning - MG Results On-momentum aperture (expressed in terms of nominal sigmas) Aperture bottlenecks: Off-momentum contribution: Beam 1 (H): reduction by 1.5 sigma Beam 2 (H): reduction by less than 1 sigma Horizontal Vertical Beam 1 12.5 13.5 Beam 2 14.0 13.0 Horizontal Vertical Beam 1 Q6.R2 Q4.L6 Beam 2 Q5.R6 Q4.R6 14/09/2010 LHC Beam Commissioning - MG

LHC Beam Commissioning - MG Few images – IR2 14/09/2010 LHC Beam Commissioning - MG

LHC Beam Commissioning - MG Comments Standard question n1=7 sigma gives an aperture of 7×1.2=8.4 sigma: what is the reason for the discrepancy? Tolerances used for the computation of n1: Beta-beating -> 20%: it seems in good agreement with measurements. CO budget -> 4 mm (radial): it seems rather pessimistic (see later). Mechanical -> fixed tolerances with cold bore measured profiles: might be pessimistic. We should not forget about the factor 1.2 to translate from n1 to apertures: is it still adequate? 14/09/2010 LHC Beam Commissioning - MG

LHC Beam Commissioning - MG Difference between reference and actual CO. Actual orbit excursion (3sigma) around 1-1.5 mm Measured CO 14/09/2010 LHC Beam Commissioning - MG

LHC Beam Commissioning - MG N1 vs. CO budget 14/09/2010 LHC Beam Commissioning - MG

LHC Beam Commissioning - MG Conclusions Change from initial expectation (thanks to the outstanding machine quality): no many distributed bottlenecks all around the arcs. Also at injection, we have isolated bottlenecks in the IRs (seen already in sector test measurements). Implications on machine protection to be carefully evaluated. No bottleneck in the triplet was found. The 170 mrad crossing angle can be used in operation at injection (in terms of aperture). It would be nice to be allowed to measure aperture at top energy! To be seen how to extrapolate at top energy these results (min b*)… 14/09/2010 LHC Beam Commissioning - MG