Athmospheric Surface Treatments of Niobium A. Camacho*^, A.A. Rossi* and V. Palmieri*^, * INFN – Legnaro National Laboratories ^ University of Padua.

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Athmospheric Surface Treatments of Niobium A. Camacho*^, A.A. Rossi* and V. Palmieri*^, * INFN – Legnaro National Laboratories ^ University of Padua

Material Study or Cavity construction? Samples or Cavities?

Low research budget  Large amount of cavities 6 GHz

Resistive Samples Real cavities Inductive H c1 Measurement Calorimetric methods R S Differential measurements Microstrip Resonators 6 GHz cavities 1,5 /1,3 GHz monocells 1,3 GHz 3-cell cavity 1,3 GHz 9-cell cavities Pillbox cavities, etc

No electron beam welding, neither for flanges Obtained by spinning from Nb scraps Short fabrication time Fast and low cost BCP and EP treatments Inexpensive Cryogenics Quick RF Measurements 6 GHz CAVITY MINILAB

6 Ghz Cavity Geometry 20 mm 36 mm Seamless flanges [mm] Flange Area = 7 cm 2

Mini Mechanical Tumbling SiCZrO 2 Al 2 O 3 + SiO 2

Mini EP

6 GHz CAVITY MINI-furnace

6 GHz CAVITY MINI-Camera

Ready for the RF measurement

6 GHz CAVITY: MINI-Kapton gasket

Quick RF Measurements The insert has been conceived to even enter into a 450 lt Helium dewar INSERT DEWAR RF measuring system

High Temperature Rapid Metathesis (Nitriding in Mushy State)

The Homologous Temperature 0 1 T [K]  = = T m [K] for Nb 2467 °C

T [K]  = = T m [K] 0,98 0, °C 2196 °C Mushy State 0, °C2412 °C Premelting

6 Bulk Nb

Fast ( takes only few sec) Cheap (Vacuum Technology Free) Simple (No need of special expertise) High Temperature Rapid Metathesis (Nitriding in Mushy State) The Process is:

Premelting (also Surface melting) Even below its melting point (T m ), quasi-liquid films can be observed on crystalline surfaces

The thickness of the quasi-liquid film is T - dependent This effect is common for all crystalline materials Premelting (also Surface melting)

Nb NbN 3 mm Nb NbN

 Nb 5 N 6 ; N 4 N 3 Over-Stoichiometric  -NbN 1-x ;  -Nb 4 N 3-x Under-Stoichiometric  -Nb (N) (bcc solid solution)  Niobium

Nb 5 N 6 ; N 4 N 3  NbN 1-x ;  -NbN (hexagonal);  ’  NbN (hexagonal);  -Nb2N (hexagonal);  -Nb 4 N 3-x  -Nb (N) (bcc solid solution) Niobium

Surface layers

Temperature Time T m of Nb 3 – 30 sec

 -Nb N  -Nb N

As the  -NbN   -Nb 4 N 3-x phase transformation is a very fast, quasi-continuous Transition, it cannot be avoided by quenching

The good layer is t he most external one

BCP 3 ’ Pure Nb NbN

T = 4,2 K Bulk Nb

High Temperatures for Nb Purification

IL - EP Classical – EP 5 min at 2300°C

Conclusions 1 6 Ghz cavities allow a fast and dense statistics

Conclusions 2 No vacuum required! 2300°C seem to purify Nb Nitriding performed at Atmospheric pressure At 4,2 K the Q-value at low field increases of even a factor 5