1 LEReC Funded! From: Fedotov, Alexei Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2015 2:04 PM Subject: LEReC project approved Dear All, FYI. The LEReC project is now formally.

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1 LEReC Funded! From: Fedotov, Alexei Sent: Thursday, May 14, :04 PM Subject: LEReC project approved Dear All, FYI. The LEReC project is now formally approved by the DOE Office of Nuclear Physics. Thank you very much for your hard work. Even more hard work will be now needed to make LEReC a successful project. Thank you, Alexei

Gun to Dump mode of operation 1.6 and 2 MeV electron beam What’s New – Phase I 2

Overall Layout – Beam Line Apertures 3 2.5”OD/2.38”ID beam line (6 cm ID) 5.0”OD/4.78”ID beam line 12 cm ID 5.0”OD/4.78”ID beam line 12 cm ID 3.75”OD/3.62”ID beam line 9.2 cm ID 3.75”OD/3.62”ID beam line 9.2 cm ID LEReC Webpage: Give all meeting presentations to Caitlin Hoffman

What’s New Phase I 4

Cornell DC Gun electron source baseline DC Gun to “Single Cell Booster Cavity” beamline ERL SRF eGun to Single Cell Booster Cavity Modifications Production cathode deposition system 5 cell cavity installation moved to Phase II 9 MHz cavity moved to for Phase I What’s New – Phase I 5

Cooling Section (meetings started Nov. 2014) Solenoid Magnets, H&V Correctors + BPM’s every 3 meters 180 o Magnet used as a electron energy spectrometer magnet 180 o Magnet position adjustment for Phase II Merging sections defined Quad and skew quad correctors added Emittance slits and profile monitors defined What’s New – Phase I 6

Cooling Section Purchase Orders HF and LF solenoid magnets (HF vendor ordered the wrong wire – 8 week delay?) Shielded vacuum valves BPM chambers and buttons (Need 2 smaller aperture BPM’s) 20 o magnets Cooling Section Requisitions and Bids Beamline shielded bellow and 180 o magnet sliding bellows Cooling Section Critical Items (not ordered yet) 180 o magnet Profile monitor and emittance slit vacuum shifters Special vacuum chambers: dipole magnet, PM & ES, Magnet, vacuum chamber, and equipment stands 7

“Push/Pull” ERL mode of operation: 2.6, 3.5, 5.0 MeV electron beam. What’s New – Phase II 8

“Push/Pull” ERL mode of operation: 2.6, 3.5, 5.0 MeV electron beam. 9 Return loop length increased to 112 M

Project Schedule Addition of RHIC run 17 provides 9 months to a tight schedule. Revised PEP w/Schedule delivered to DOE in April: 1618 tasks DOE Project Review November Staged installation 2015 shutdown: cooling section, civil construction, (CeC installation) Staged installation 2016 shutdown: eBeam transport, warm RF cavities, cryogenics civil construction, DC egun?? Final installation 2017 shutdown: (No run 18) ERL: additional 9 months of testing before eGun removal 2/28/2017 eGun removal starts, repair/convert to Booster Cavity 3/30/18 6 months (min.) dedicated ebeam commissioning 10

Installation Staging – 2015 Run Period 11 Survey beam lines - beam line reconfigured (DX moves) Test cryogenic system vacuum pumps and compressor (Compressor running for CeC + vacuum pumps being tested) Start install cable tray Need to update equipment requirements – planning new penetrations Renovate building 1002D (Brahms) New parking lot approved

Installation Staging – 2015 Shutdown 12 Move 01:00 sector equipment Install RHIC cooling section beamline Magnets, vacuum, beam diagnostics, being designed and ordered. Prep beam dump area & floor Moved beam dump location Install tunnel cable penetrations Need to update requirements (meeting 5/6/2015) Cryogenic piping installation to “shared” equipment with CeC Booster cavity piping installed in 2016 shutdown Installation Staging – 2016 RHIC Run Period Start cooling section cable pulls and terminations Power and test RHIC beamline beam diagnostics Install RF power amplifiers 1002B Install racks and power in 1002D

Installation Staging – 2016 Shutdown 13 Install SCRF booster cavity to cooling section transfer beam line Install beam line magnets, vacuum, beam diagnostics, magnet PS, etc. Cable pulls and terminations. Install 2.1GHz RF cavity and 704 MHz RF cavity, coax/waveguide to PA, complete PA and system (controls, MPS, etc.) installation. Install DC gun, cathode, and Laser system ?? In tunnel? At Cornell? In 912? Installation Staging – 2017 RHIC Run Period Commission 2.1GHz RF cavity and 704 MHz RF cavity systems. Commission DC Gun with beam. Power and test beam line magnets and beam line beam diagnostics. 2/28/2017 SCRF eGun removal starts, repair/convert to Booster Cavity.

Final Installation – 2017 Shutdown 14 Install SCRF booster cavity, RF, vacuum, cryogenics, etc. Install DC gun, laser, and GtB transfer beam line. Install beam line magnets, vacuum, beam diagnostics, magnet PS, etc. Cable pulls and terminations. Install ERL beam dump and beam dump beam line Installation complete 12/31/2017 Installation Complete 1/1/18 January to March: system testing and commissioning March 1: cryogenic system start for Booster Cavity Conditioning 3/30/2018 e Beam commissioning start

Cooling section installation PEP: Warm RF Cavities – 704 MHz and 2.1 GHz Critical Paths 15

Reportable Milestones DOE Reportable Milestones Physics specifications Design reviews Contract Awards Deliveries Installations Safety approvals System tests complete Commissioning w/beam 1 st Milestones 4QFY2015 Last Milestone 1QFY2019 (ebeam) Commissioning Finished 9/30/2018

Reportable Milestones 17 Seven (7) Level 1 milestones Two (2) Level 1 milestones must be completed before DOE review. Same 2 Level 1 milestones must be completed before 9/30/2015. Six (6) completed Level 2 milestones Level 1 milestones are the Critical Decisions Level 2 are the Reportable milestones that help ensure you achieve the Level 1s LevelReportable MilestonesDate 1704 MHz Warm Cavity, Tuner & Support System Design Review & Approval Complete4QFY15 1Accelerator Section Physics Design Review4QFY15 1Extraction Line Lattice, Beam Instru., Beam Dump Physics Design Review2QFY16 1ERL Testing Complete, Equipment Extraction May Begin2QFY17 1DC Gun Available for Installation3QFY17 1SRF 1 Cell Cavity Commissioned w/Beam4QFY18 1Project Finish Date3QFY19 2Beam Dynamics Optimized for DC Gun2QFY15 (A) 2Laser Design Review Completed2QFY15 (A) 2Compensating Solenoids Contract Awarded2QFY15 (A) 2Matching Solenoids Specifications, SOW, Vendor Requisition and Support2QFY15 (A) 2Matching Solenoids Contract Awarded2QFY15 (A) 2 Design Review for Beam Profile Monitor & Emittance & Energy Spread Slits System for RHIC Cooling Section, Shutdown 12QFY15 (A)

November DOE Reportable Milestones 18 Two (2) Level 1 milestones must be completed before DOE review. 17 Level 2 milestones: Physics, Cooling section, RF cavities, Laser. LevelReportable MilestonesDate Beam Dynamics Optimized for DC Gun 2QFY15 (A) Laser Design Review Completed 2QFY15 (A) Compensating Solenoids Contract Awarded 2QFY15 (A) Matching Solenoids Specifications, SOW, Vendor Requisition and Support 2QFY15 (A) Matching Solenoids Contract Awarded 2QFY15 (A) Design Review for Beam Profile Monitor & Emittance & Energy Spread Slits System for RHIC Cooling Cooling Section, Shutdown 1 work complete 2QFY15 (A) GHz Warm Cavity, Tuner & Support Sytem Design Review & Approval Complete 3QFY Magnet, 180° Dipole Contract Awarded 3QFY MHz Warm Cavity, Tuner & Support System Design Review & Approval Complete 4QFY Accelerator Section Physics Design Review 4QFY Laser Master Oscillators, Amplifier & Other Contract Award 4QFY GHz Warm Cavity Purchase Orders Awarded 4QFY Power Amplifiers 704 MHz SCRF Booster Cavity (2 req'd) Contract Awarded 4QFY Magnet, 20° Dipole Contract Awarded 4QFY BPrM for RHIC Cooling, Purchase orders Awarded, Shutdown 1 4QFY Beamline Alignment/RF Phase/Stability Studies Complete 1QFY MHz Warm Cavity Purchase orders Awarded 1QFY Compensating Solenoids Characterized & Available for Installation 1QFY Transport Lattice Physics Design Review 1QFY16

Cooling Section Components Warm RF Cavities and PA’s Laser System for testing at ERL Critical Procurements 19

Risk list – project wide 20

Design 180 o dipole chamber for impedance review (KH) LF & HF solenoid and 20 o dipole fabrication drawings (KH) BPM chamber and buttons (VDM) Beam Line 5” bellows with shields fabrication drawings (GW) 20 o dipole vacuum chamber for impedence review (KH) 180 o dipole fabrication drawings (KH) Beam Diagnostics ES W slit & chamber fabrication drawings (VDM) Beam Diagnostics PM YAG, mirror, mount, & chamber fabrication drawings (GW) 180 o vacuum chamber + large sliding bellows fabrication drawing (KH) Beam Instrumentation PM ferrite insert (GW) 20 o dipole vacuum chamber (KH) 20 o and 180 o stand drawings (KH) Beam line solenoid stand LF Solenoid, BPM, and long pipe are to be independently positioned and surveyed on common stand. Magnetic Shielding drawing and solenoid magnetic measurement test station Cable tray and penetration drawings LEReC Cooling Section Design Room 21

Phase 2: 5 cell cavity positioning (RM) RHIC 1:00 move real estate drawings (V.DM.) DC Gun Vacuum Chamber Fabrication Drawings (JH) DC Gun SF6 Pressure chamber specification control drawings (JH) DC Gun cathode cooling design (JH) DC Gun to Booster SRF booster cavity beam line (JH) DC Gun stands (JH) Phase 2: 5 cell cavity positioning (RM) – Revised Position Phase 1 and 2 cryogenic system layout (RM) 2.1 GHz warm cavity fabrication drawings (MG) 704 MHz warm cavity fabrication drawings DC Gun cathode insertion drive DC Gun cathode coating system upgrade – coating system vacuum chamber Transport line layout drawing (RM/VDM) LEReC Design Room 22

Sector 2 Modifications Move cable tray, relocate cables 01:00: Triplet and DX Magnets Remove stairway and part of cross-over platform Move Access Controls Gate

Invite who you need to be there and Cc everyone on the project (C. Hoffman) Give all meeting presentations to Caitlin Hoffman Weekly (regular) Cooling section design Beam diagnostics Weekly (irregular) Warm RF Cavity systems Other Physics Conventional facilities: rack space, cable trays, cable penetrations Engineering as needed Weekly (soon) Transport line design Meetings 24

The LEReC system will be built using as much existing equipment as possible to reduce facility cost and shorten schedule. New SRF equipment for the B912 ERL is built and will be tested over the next two years to confirm performance. ERL operation underway. The RHIC 02:00 has much of the support equipment needed to support the LEReC system. Equipment to be procured is within the state of the art and is available from commercial vendors. First procurements on schedule. The project schedule works well with the completion of other upgrade projects at RHIC. Experienced personnel are available. Cooling section modifications and installation on schedule. Civil construction 02:00 on schedule. Critical path items ordered/on schedule (2.1 GHz and 704 MHz systems) Pictures instead of models DOE Review Summary 1/15/2015, 11/4/