Cryomodule requirements Hitoshi Hayano, KEK 06012010 for CFS consideration Asian Single Tunnel Design June 1-2,2010.

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Cryomodule requirements Hitoshi Hayano, KEK for CFS consideration Asian Single Tunnel Design June 1-2,2010

What is cryomodule? vacuum vessel: ø965.2mm t12mm, m length 9 cavities, or, 8 cavities + 1 quadrupole magnet ø300mm gas-return pipe, 7 He pipes, thermal shields 3 thermal insulated supports cavity spacing: (5 +3/4)  =1.327m cavity power input gas-return pipe thermal insulated support input power coupler

Tunnel Installation Requirements (1) Keep cryomodule in horizontal, in any time. cavities are hung by sliding support, and fixed its longitudinal position to Invar-rod by an adapter. need to keep the cavity alignment. (2) Input coupler and waveguides are installed at the surface. need care during transportation, because of ceramics windows and inner conductor flexibility by bellows structure. (3) Pipe welding work for the cryomodule connection is required in the tunnel. (4) Local clean room environment is required during cavity connection. beam pipe installation between cryomodule cavity gate valves, pumping it, open gate valves, then close the vacuum vessel.

Errors Equivalent to “Standard” VerticalHorizontal Quad Offset (  m) Quad Roll (  rad) 300 Cavity Offset (  m) Cavity Pitch and Yaw (  rad) 300 (pitch)900 (yaw) BPM Offset (  m) BPM Roll (  rad) 0 BPM resolution (  m) 11 BPM scale error00 All errors are random and independent. This is almost (not exactly) equivalent to the “standard” in the previous slide. From K. Kubo's GDE meeting presentation, we can see the alignment of cavities relative to cryomodule

pipe welding work at tunnel example of local clean roomlocal clean room work closing the vessel

Fast errors (jitters) sigma orbit change will cause ~3% luminosity reduction without orbit feedback downstream. 6.3% emittance growth cause ~3% luminosity reduction in head on collision 0.14  RMS orbit change 6.3% emittance growth Quad position12 nm200 nm Cavity position22 um130 um Cavity tilt0.5 urad2.5 urad Magnet strength2.5E-51E-3 [Wang Dou, This workshop, old results by K.Kubo] From K. Kubo's GDE meeting presentation, we can see allowable movement of quad & cavities

(1) Vacuum vessel pumping, coupler pumping. (2) Cryomodule alignment cat's-eye holders (3) Current lead into quadrupole inside. (4) RF cable feed-through & tuners feed-through. Cryomodule associated device cat's-eye holder quad current leadvessel pumping

coupler pumping RF cables feed-through, tuners feed-throughcoupler waveguides

Liquid Helium Filling into Cavity Jacket Liquid He Supply RF Power Supply Helium 2 phase line pipe Evapolated He Gas Liquid Helium Surface must be kept inside of 2 phase line pipe. -> Keep cryomodule in horizontal level.

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