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Solid Target Studies for NF Solid Target Studies for NF Rob Edgecock 22 Sept On behalf of: J.Back, R.Bennett, S.Gray, A.McFarland, P.Loveridge & G.Skoro Tungsten wire at 2000K

Reminder Reminder Solid means  tungsten bars, each ~2x20cm  bars  changed between beam pulses  cooled radiatively or possibly by helium/water Why?  lots of experience world-wide & safer  already have a license at RAL Issues for solids:  shock – original show-stopper  radiation damage  targ et change Focus has been on shock - b ut now moving on

Shock Shock Was solid show-stopper: one of main reasons for liquids Impossible to lifetime test with proton beam, so 60kV, 8kA PSU, 100ns rise time Aims:measure lifetime validate LSDyna model understand W behaviour More than sufficient lifetime demonstrated: > 10 years for 2cm diameter target > 20 years for 3cm diameter target Better at lower temperature!

Laser Doppler Vibrometer Laser Doppler Vibrometer Longitudinal  Bigger oscillations: ~μm; lower frequency: ~20kHz  But.....temperature variation along wire  Wire fixed at one end, constrained at other  Oscillations more difficult to understand Radial  Smaller oscillations: nm; higher frequency: ~12MHz  But......fixed temperature  Easier to model Wire Laser beam Longitudinal and radial mesurements possible Used to measure wire surface velocity & CF LS-Dyna

Longitudinal oscillations Longitudinal oscillations Longitudinal oscillations vs LSDyna Frequency analysis

Radial oscillations Radial oscillations Radial oscillations: frequency analysis vs LSDyna Radial oscillations vs LSDyna

‘Fit’ – will be used later for comparison Comparison with Measurements Comparison with Measurements J.W. Davis, ITER Material Properties Handbook, 1997, Volume AM , Number 2, Page 1-7, Figure 2 Concern: low strength from static measuremts at high temp

Measurement in Wire Tests Measurement in Wire Tests If we know the Poisson’s ratio , density , root of corresponding Bessel function , wire radius r and measure the frequency f as a function of temperature then: Wire Laser beam Illustration

Tungsten Young’s Modulus Tungsten Young’s Modulus Encouraging, but not tensile strength

Tensile Strength of Tantalum Tensile Strength of Tantalum

Tensile Strength of Tungsten Tensile Strength of Tungsten

Shock Conclusions Shock Conclusions We have demonstrated:  LS-Dyna model we are using is correct  Tungsten is strong enough at high temperature  It has a more than sufficient lifetime What still needs to be done:  Use beams to confirm bulk samples  Measure with LDV to cf LSDyna  Most likely: use Ilias’s facility at CERN  Measure strength after irradiation

Radiation Damage Radiation Damage NB Static measurements.

Radiation Damage Radiation Damage

Target Change Target Change Targets must be changed between beam pulses, i.e. 50Hz Must:  have minimal impact on pion production  have minimal effect on shielding  be reliable  allow the replacement of individual targets remotely  not be damaged by heat or radiation  be based as much as possible on existing technology Various options studied by a small group: Roger Bennett Dave Bellenger David Jenkins Leslie Jones

Target Change Target Change Focus until recently: target wheel Helmholtz coil looks difficult due to forces 23cm 3cm

Target Change Target Change Proton beam All tungsten. Manufacture discussed with Plansee. Visit to factory soon. Proposed lubricant (coating): WS 2 Demonstrated to work to ~1300 o C in vacuum.

Target Change Target Change

~12% more pions

Target Change Target Change Early days Work planned to verify:

Conclusions Conclusions Shock:  We’ve done this to death!  Don’t believe it is a problem  Tests with beams to come Radiation damage:  Lots of local experience exists  Needs to be applied to our case  But existing data are encouraging Target change:  New scheme under study  Looks encouraging, but more studies required