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Target system for hadron & neutrino beam lines at J-PARC Contents Introduction of J-PARC Target and Target system for hadron beam line Target system for neutrino beam line (Y.Hayato will talk about neutrino target tomorrow) Y.Yamada (KEK-IPNS) for Nuclear/Particle physics group at J-PARC (Hadron beam-line SG, Neutrino beam-line SG, Target/Monitor SG) High-power Targetry for Future Accelerators September 8, 2003

50GeV PS Phase 1:Approved in 2001, will be completed by 2007 Neutrino will be approved for FY2004-8(?) J-PARC Tokai Tsukuba J-PARC: Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex Nuclear/Particle physics experiment To SuperKamiokande Neutrino beam line Hadron beam line Normal conducting 400MeV Linac (170MeV at phase 1-) 3GeV PS (first 2 years : phase1-)

Site View of the Project Facility for Nuclear/Particle Physics experiment (~2007) Life & Material Science (Neutron, Muon, RI) (~2007) 50 GeV PS (~2007) Facility for Neutrino Experiment (2004?~2008?) Nuclear Transmutation 3 GeV PS (~2006) 180 MeV Linac (~2006)

Machine power 50 GeV Beam Energy: 50GeV (40GeV in Phase1-) Beam Intensity: 3.3x10 14 ppp, 15  A (2x10 14 ppp, 9  A in Phase1-) (18x10 14 ppp, 80  A in future) Beam Power: 0.75MW (0.36MW at Phase1-) (4MW in future)

Fast extraction to neutrino beam line Acceleration/extraction cycle 3.53 s Slow extraction to hadron beam line: 0.70s Injection:0.17s Deceleration: 1.90s Acceleration:1.96s Current down:0.70s nothing:0.70s Energy (Sec.)

Hadron beam line Switch Yard (SY) ~200m NP-Hall 50GeV PS Slow extraction beam line Physics with high intensity secondary K beam Strangeness Nuclear physics Rare K decay Production target:T1 dump Extraction point

Target and secondary beam lines K1.8 HR K1.1 K0 Production target : T1 Rotating Nickel disks thickness: ~54 mm radius: ~24 cm cooled by water developed by Y.Yamanoi et. al. Proton beam NP-Hall

Design of T1 1.3x10 21 protons/year on Target (4000 hours/year) Radiation shielding Max. yield of secondary beam Temperature rise Point source for secondary beam length of 30% interaction (cm) max. heat density (J/cm 3 ) density (g/cm 3 ) specific heat (J/g/K) temperature rise by a pulse (K) Pt Ni Al  Ni target  30% interaction

Highest ~94ºC 85RPM  48cm x 54mm t Cooling water Water cooling of T1 Rotating Ni disks Diameter : 48cm, Thickness : 54 mm (9mm-t  6disks) 1 rotation per 0.7s (slow extraction period) : 85 RPM Partially cooled by water  24cm x 54mm t Highest ~196ºC Lowest ~136ºC ANSYS: After 0.7s exposure 1200 W/m 2 K assumed Lowest ~40ºC beam

Gas cooling of T1  48cm x 54mm t Natural convection 10 W/m 2 K assumed  Highest ~ 602ºC: too high Lowest ~ 409ºC Forced convection 100 W/m 2 K assumed  Highest ~ 148ºC: still high Lowest ~ 40ºC

Beam Nickel disks (  24cm x 6mm t x 9, 24kg) R&D for T1 Items Optimization of diameter, thickness, # of disks(gaps) Rotation speed, Method of rotation Durability Container & shielding Cooling system Beam window & vacuum sealing Maintenance method  Prototypes Mockup

Water velocity at T1(1) Relative velocity between disk and water affects on heat transfer coefficient measured by PIV(Particle Image Velocimetry) YAG Laser CCD Camera One Ni and two acrylic disks

Water velocity at T1(2) Measured relative velocity between disk and water (cm/s) Results: Typ. velocity ~ 1 Gap between disks should be > 2mm RPM should be < 150RPM  Fluid simulation Reproduce relative velocity Estimate heat transfer coefficient Parameter survey on Number of disks (gaps) Gap length Rotation speed Depth in water etc

Target support Moving system Alignment pins Beam Ni target disk  48cm  5.4cm-t Bearing Cooling water Alignment pins Water pipe Target off Container of T1

Cooling system of T1 Under test with Mockup In:32ºC 2.4m 3 /h Out:37ºC Water tank:0.08m 3 Heat exchanger Pump Filter Radioactivity of water after 30 days operation: ~24 kBq/cm 3 Thinned into 15 Bq/cm 3 and thrown away (Thinned into 1.2 kBq/cm 3 and moved by tank track) target Service space beam

Mockup around T1 East counter hall at KEK container motor

Beam window for T1 Water Air Primary beam line:~10 -3 Torr Vacuum chamber ~10 -3 Torr T1 upstream windows diameter:10cm T1 downstream windows diameter:30cm He 1kg/cm 2 1m/s He T1 target Double wall (SS and Al) cooled by He flow gap: ~1cm remote maintenance Beam axis SS Al T1 container

T1 downstream window Diameter: ~30cm Vacuum side: Aluminum Air(T1) side: SS 0.1mm-t at center 5mm-t at edge (water cooled) Temperature rise of SS window at center +170ºC (forced convection by He flow(~1m/s) : 100W/m 2 K) +810ºC (natural convection : 10W/m 2 K)

Shield around T1 Concrete shield Concrete shield block Service space: 2m(W)  1m(H) Beam ~10m ~18m T1 container Iron shield2m2m Water pump The whole system will be tested by the T1 mockup.

T1 target (12kW) Iron block (1.4kW) D1(7.2kW)Q1(<1kW) Beam K1.8 Cu collimator (76kW) 2m2m Dump KL Large Vacuum Chamber (~3kW) Cu collimator (55kW) Target Area 2.9m K1.1

Cooling pipe 0.15 mSv/h Container 2.2 Sv/h 850 mSv/h Collimator 380 mSv/h 100 mSv/h beam Concrete 0.1 μSv/h Collimator 710 mSv/h 420 mSv/h Q1B 110 mSv/h 49 mSv/h Base plate 560 mSv/h 210 mSv/h Service space 0.1 μSv/h Trench K1.8D1 530 mSv/h 270 mSv/h K1.8Q1 62 mSv/h 33 mSv/h T1 650 Sv/h 230 Sv/h Iron 22 μSv/h Iron 3.8 mSv/h Vacuum chamber SUS 3.2 Sv/h 1.2 Sv/h Ti 1.1 Sv/h 97 mSv/h Vacuum flange 30 Sv/h 11 Sv/h Dose by MARS One day cooling after 30-days operation Half year cooling after 1-year operation Residual dose around T1

Remote maintenance for T1 Maintenance work should be done at service space 1.Disconnect cables and cooling tubes. 2.Detach vacuum flanges. 3.Replace shields with cask. 4.Detach shaft, disks and upper plate, and move them to stock space. 5.Install new parts with cask. 6.Replace cask with shields. 7.Connect cables and tubes. requires remote maintenance tools shield motor water beam target beam Front view Side view 3m3m

Remote vacuum sealing Design specification Inner Diameter:  30cm Metal sealing Small leak:~1  Pam 3 /s Remote operation Operation time: 1~5 min. Small force required Candidate Mechanical holding (V-block) Pillow seal Radial seal (under development) Prototype of “Radial seal” developed by Y.Yamanoi(KEK), M.Tsuchiya(IHI Ltd) and Usui Kokusai Sangyou Kaisya Ltd.

Remote lifting Tools Lifting tools from CERN and PSI Magnet Crane Specification Up to 40t Short height Remote connection Video camera viewing Two or four points lifting Interlock for one-side lifting Under design

Neutrino beam line ν μ beam of ~1GeV Target station Decay volume Beam dump Fast-extracted proton beam line 50GeV PS Super- Kamiokande  → x disappearance  → e appearance

Neutrino target Graphite rod diameter:30mm, Length:900mm (80% interaction) beam size: σ r ~6mm fixed inside 1st horn 20kw heat load: cooled by water  Hayato’s talk tomorrow 1st Horn 2nd Horn 3rd Horn Target 0.75MW beam

22m Neutrino target station Iron shield Helium container Machine room Service pit Stock room for activated parts 11m 33m Iron shield Concrete blocks 40t crane Target & 1st horn Beam window 2nd horn3rd horn Final focus Decay volume Concrete Beam window Ground level Baffle

Iron 2.2m Concrete 4.5m Iron 1.5m Concrete 1m Concrete 3.6m Iron 1.5m Radiation shield and dose Floor: <12.5  Sv/h Outer surface of concrete : <5mSv/h Radiation dose in 0.75MW operation (by MARS) Service pit Machine room Stock room for radioactive parts

Helium container Target & 1st horn Beam window 2nd horn3rd horn Final focus Decay volume Concrete Beam window Baffle Helium container Reduce radioactivity in gas and corrosion by NOx 3m(W)  6m(H)  15m(L), 20cm thick Aluminum Filled by 1 kg/cm 2 Helium gas (130m 3 ) Heat load ~170 kW: water cooled Under conceptual design

Residual dose Helium container (Aluminum) ~0.65(0.17) Sv/h Upper iron shield Outer : 22(16)  Sv/h Inner : 0.56(0.42) Sv/h Floor of service pit ~0.007(0.004) μSv/h Service pit Machine room Residual does: one (seven) day cooling after one year operation (by MARS)

Stock room for activated parts Stock room Top view of Target station Concrete Wall: 20cm concrete Stock broken and activated targets/horns etc (5~20 years?) Use cask and move under ground level Iron Ground level

Service pit(230m 3 ) Machine room(140m 3 ) Keep out in operation time Operation time:circulation Maintenance:ventilation Control of air Building (8300m 3 ): Ventilation through stack Helium container: Keep out forever Circulation of Helium Stock room for radioactive parts Keep out forever Operation time:circulation Maintenance:ventilation

Cooling and radioactivity After 3 weeks of 0.75MW operation, Target (heat load:20kW) : 0.001m 3 & 300kBq/cm 3  thinned into 20m 3 of 15 Bq/cm 3 and thrown away Horns (heat load:~30kW) : 0.6m 3 & 5kBq/cm 3  200m 3 of 15 Bq/cm 3 Iron shields & Helium container (heat load~210kW) : ~0.1m 3, ~30kBq/cm 3  ~200m 3 of 15 Bq/cm 3

Summary Target system for 0.75MW-50GeV beam at J-PARC under design and R&D stage and will be completed by 2007~2008 Ni disks for hadron beam line Carbon rod for neutrino beam line Key points on target system Radiation level and residual dose Remote maintenance Cooling Cost, man power, schedule, etc.