Report from the Off-normal Shots Working Group Dave Petti Lee Cadwallader Don Steiner ARIES meeting Livermore, CA March 8-9, 2001.

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Report from the Off-normal Shots Working Group Dave Petti Lee Cadwallader Don Steiner ARIES meeting Livermore, CA March 8-9, 2001

This report will cover three areas Specifications and Requirements for IFE Radiation Preheat Direct Drive Targets (Dan Goodin) Speculations on Off-normal Shots for KrF Lasers (John Sethian) Design Impact of Off-normal Shots

Target Specifications - Draft

Speculations on Off-normal Shots for KrF Lasers The KrF laser system has not been optimized at this time, so we cannot define what is off-normal and what is acceptable variation within the system. The largest factor for determining fault probability is electrical breakdown in the pulsed power system. An initial design allows us to understand possible modes of failure of the system.

Representative, IFE-sized Amplifier with 60 kJ output (one of 32 beam lines)

There are Two Primary Causes for Laser Faults Pulsed power electrical breakdown in the e-beam system and failure of the pressure foil that confines the laser gas. There are other components that could break, but these are the most sensitive. Each of these events will be described here.

Pulsed Power Electrical Breakdown A liquid dielectric stores electrical energy that is used to drive the e-beam. A short circuit arc through the oil or water insulator dissipates electrical energy so the e-beam is not fully powered. The breakdown may be repairable, depending on location and other circumstances. If energy is deposited in the dielectric, it is easily repaired. Energy deposited in the casing could breach the casing. Generally a breakdown cannot be repaired in the 200 msec inter-shot time. Breakdown in the pre amp or driver amp takes that beam line down, and you lose 1 of 32 beams.

Pressure Foil Breach The pressure foil isolates the laser gas from the e-beam diode. If the foil breaches, the gas can escape and you have lost that beam line, and 3% of the laser energy to the target. The foils can be designed for high reliability and frequent replacement, so that foil failure between maintenance sessions is an extremely unlikely event.

Speculations on Annual Probabilities of These Two Events

Design Impact of Off-Normal Shots In discussions with Bob Peterson of U-W, he indicated that BUCKY could be used to calculate: –Output spectra from reduced yield shots –Pellet acceleration due to asymmetric illumination in zero yield shots To proceed with these calculations, Bob needs authorization from the ARIES project management.

backups

Initial Laser Reliability Assessment requires a Design An initial design allows us to understand the possible modes of failure of the system Assume a 1.92 MJ laser. 32 beam lines, each having a main amplifier with an energy output of 60 kJ. Amplifier configuration: 16 e-beams, each 40 kJ input, and 80% transmission efficiency gives 512 kJ into the laser gas. The laser efficiency is 12%, so 60 kJ is output. There are 8 pulsed power systems, each 80 kJ for each of the 32 amplifiers. This is a total of 256 pulsed power systems.

Additional Components are Needed in the System There is also a front end that starts the seed laser, then pre- amplifiers, and driver amplifiers for each laser beam line. 1 front end for all 32 beam lines. 2 pre-amplifiers for each of the 32 lasers 2 driver amplifiers for each of the 32 lasers 8 main amplifiers for each of the 32 lasers