Engineering Department ENEN 16/08/2013 LR - BBC Pre-Study 1 STATUS of BBC DESIGN and ENGINEERING : PRELIMINARY RESULTS G. MAITREJEAN, L. GENTINI.

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Engineering Department ENEN 16/08/2013 LR - BBC Pre-Study 1 STATUS of BBC DESIGN and ENGINEERING : PRELIMINARY RESULTS G. MAITREJEAN, L. GENTINI

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 2 Outline Specifications: Re-use nearly 100% of existing TCTP design Electrified wire as close as possible to the beam axis: distance the center of the wire - the surface of the jaw <3mm Maximum diameter of the copper 2mm Maximum input current: 350A DC If possible, 2 wires (1 working – 1 spare) Beam-Beam compensator: Decreasing the influence of a beam on the other using electrified wire in some TCTP collimators 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 3 1 Wire Design Cooling Pipes (Cu Ni) Tungsten Jaw (Inermet) Glidcop Jaw (Glidcop) Back-Stiffener (Glidcop) 3mm 17mm 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 4 2 Wires Design Cooling Pipes (Cu Ni) Tungsten Jaw (Inermet) Glidcop Jaw (Glidcop) Back-Stiffener (Glidcop) 3mm 11.4mm 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 5 1 Wire Design 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 6 2 Wires Design 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 7 Wire Thermocoax wire 3 Layers Total diameter : 3.6mm Electrical properties : Magnesium Oxide layer perfect electrical insulator Copper very good electrical conductor Maximum admissible temperature (estimated by Thermocoax, not tested): ≈400ºC (under testing by A. Ravni) Stainless Steel – Thickness 0.3mm Magnesium oxide – Thickness 0.5mm Copper – Diameter 2mm 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 8 TCTP Thermal Load TCTP without BBC 1h Beam Life Time (8.6e8 p/s) on each Jaw : 418.4W TCTP with BBC Heat generation due to Joule effect in the wire with 350 A : 2.11e8 W/m³ (at 300ºK) Total thermal power dissipation: 1 Wire design at 300ºK : 940 W + 418W from beam 2 Wires design at 300ºK : 986 W + 418W from beam BBC : adds more than twice the 1h BLT thermal load optimisticaly assuming RT Cu electric resistivity 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 9 Thermal simulation : wire cooled only in Jaw Calculation for both designs: 1 and 2 wires Only electric load considered: 350A DC current To achieve numerical convergence, electric load applied through internal heat generation Power calculated from Joule heating 350A DC at 27ºC = 2.11e8 W/m³ 9000 W/(m²K) W/(m²K) 2100 W/(m²K) 6500 W/(m²K) Thermal interfaces Heat sink : convection inside cooling pipes W/(m²K) 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 10 1 Wire Temperature max Inermet Jaw: 101.1ºC Wire: 15800ºC Average temperature Inermet Jaw : 34ºC Glidcop Jaw : 31.4ºC 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 11 2 Wires Temperature max Jaw: 116.8ºC Wire: 19600ºC Average temperature Inermet Jaw : 36.6ºC Glidcop Jaw : 31ºC 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 12 Additional thermal bridge system Glidcop Stainless Steel 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 13 1 Wire – Optimized Cooling system Temperature max Tungsten Jaw: 42.1ºC Wire: 440ºC Average temperature Inermet Jaw : 32.5ºC Glidcop Jaw : 30ºC 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 14 2 Wires - Optimized Cooling system Temperature max Tungsten Jaw: 49.2ºC Wire: 431ºC Average temperature Inermet Jaw : 34.6ºC Glidcop Jaw : 29.7ºC 350A DC not compatible with present design 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 15 Thermal issues Electric resistivity not constant over temperature : the hotter, the higher the heat generation Electric resistivity at 400ºC = 2.5 times the one at 27ºC Temperatures reached are clearly underestimated 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 16 Preliminary conclusion : Thermal issues Both designs not acceptable (yet !) Challenge: must cool the wires in the hottest zones! 50mm 20ºC 350 A 350 A DC with constant electric resistivity at RT 350 A DC with T-dependant electric resistivity Taking into account dependency in T : Strong increase of the final temperature 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 17 Back-up slide 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN LR - BBC Pre-Study 18 Back-up slide 2 Wires design - Thermal load: 350 A with constant electric resistivity (at 400ºC) 16/08/2013

Engineering Department ENEN 16/08/2013 LR - BBC Pre-Study 19 Back-up slide 2 Wires design - Thermal load: 300 A with constant electric resistivity (at 27ºC)