FNAL Target Related Capabilities PASI 2013 Working Group 1 P. Hurh (FNAL)

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FNAL Target Related Capabilities PASI 2013 Working Group 1 P. Hurh (FNAL)

Potential or Available Target Test Areas Existing and Near Future Capabilities Potential or Available Target Test Areas Facility Suitable for low activation, shallow depth radiation damage testing Suitable for bulk sample radiation damage testing Suitable for dynamic, high intensity beam on target / window testing Off-line (non- beam) target test facilitiesSum (6 max) Fermilab ****** Radiation Damage Irradiation- Currently no facility lending itself to low energy irradiation Some areas in front of beam absorbers at 400 MeV and 120 GeV Low flux compared to near future targets Areas not currently set-up to handle sample exchange, temperature control, etc… Target single pulse testing- Possibility exists at AP-0 Target Hall for NuMI/NOvA intensity pulse (~5e13 ppp) with smaller spot size (0.2 mm sigma) Would require extraction line re-configuration (re-installation of kicker system) 4/3/13 PASI 2013 WG1 FNAL Capabilities 2

Potential or Available Target Test Areas AP-0 Target Vault Hadron Monitor Slot US of NuMI Absorber 4/3/13PASI 2013 WG1 FNAL Capabilities 3

Materials Science Basic test systems (optical microscopy, tensile, hardness, etc.) Advanced test systems (SEM, TEM, FIB, Atom probe, etc) Micro- mechanics Expertise (micron scale test specimen) Synch light source & Molecular Dynamics Modelling Acceptance of Activated Samples Other (describe in comments column)Comments Sum (12 max) *** * **** Fairly capable basic materials testing lab (optical microscopy, tensile tester, hardness) Some more advanced equipment (SEM with EDS) Equipment primarily used in support of SC magnet and RF cavity development, but can accept low dose rate samples for analysis 4/3/13PASI 2013 WG1 FNAL Capabilities 4

Remote Handling/Hot Cell Advanced Remote Handling Expertise Basic hot cell Machining hot cell Basic testing hot cell Adv Matl test hot cell Other (describe in comments column)Comments Sum (12 max) ** ** Although we have quite a bit of experience with handling highly activated components (100 R/hr range) for transport and installation, we do not have much experience with truly remote repair or high precision assembly work Hot cell just completed in new C-0 Remote Handling Facility Transport Cask/Storage Bay system for handling large (4-8 m 2 ) 4/3/13PASI 2013 WG1 FNAL Capabilities 5

Remote Handling/Hot Cell C-0 Remote Handling Facility 4/3/13PASI 2013 WG1 FNAL Capabilities 6

Design/Analysis/Simulation Monte Carlos particle/ma terial interaction Thermo- mechanical Structural - Dynamic/Fr acture CFD (*) w/ fluid/struct ure interaction (**) Advanced numerical (custom) Other (describe in comments column)Comments Sum (12 max) ** ** ****** High Power Target Group Basic MARS for energy deposition, DPA, gas production ANSYS Thermo-mechanical ANSYS (LS-DYNA soon) Structural Dynamic/Fracture Accelerator Physics Center Advanced MARS analysis (MARS code author(s)) Accelerator Physics Optics codes PPD Mechanical Analysis Group ANSYS Thermo-mechanical CFX/Fluent CFD 4/3/13PASI 2013 WG1 FNAL Capabilities 7

Design/Analysis/Simulation  MARS 15 Monte-Carlo code to obtain energy deposition values in target/window for particular beam parameters.  Thermal and structural analysis performed in ANSYS -Temperature dependent material properties -Analysis of elastic and plastic material response  Normal stress at Be window edge  Future simulations will use the LS-DYNA software to model fracture/failure  Further validation with in beam experiments 4/3/13PASI 2013 WG1 FNAL Capabilities 8

Manufacturing Precision NC Machine Shop UHV quality Assembly Quality Assurance Lab (CMM) Welding, Brazing, Bonding Coating, Surface Treatments Other (describe in comments column)Comments Sum (12 max) ** * ******* Good quality precision machine shops Experience in fabrication for ultra-high vacuum Full featured QA Lab and metrology Good experience and knowledge in brazing, welding, and diffusion bonding Have experience with prototyping and building unique target facility components (horns, targets, striplines, detectors) 4/3/13PASI 2013 WG1 FNAL Capabilities 9

Manufacturing 4/3/13PASI 2013 WG1 FNAL Capabilities 10