External Review on LHC Machine Protection, CERN, 06.-08.09.2010 Collimation of encountered losses D. Wollmann, R.W. Assmann, F. Burkart, R. Bruce, M. Cauchi,

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External Review on LHC Machine Protection, CERN, Collimation of encountered losses D. Wollmann, R.W. Assmann, F. Burkart, R. Bruce, M. Cauchi, S. Redaelli, A. Rossi, G. Valentino, OP-Team, BLM-Team

Outline o Introduction: Collimator Settings and Qualification of Cleaning o Examples for breakdown of collimation hierarchy for momentum cleaning (at 450GeV, 3500GeV) o Change of cleaning inefficiency since last full setup ( ) o Leakage into cold aperture o Leakage to tertiary collimators o Leakage to dump protection collimators o Conclusion Daniel Wollmann 2

Collimator Settings Injection optics Squeezed optics Energy [GeV] Primary cut IR7 (H, V, S) [ σ ]5.7 Secondary cut IR7 (H, V, S) [ σ ] Quaternary cut IR7 (H, V) [ σ ] Primary cut IR3 (H) [ σ ]8.012 Secondary cut IR3 (H) [ σ ] Quaternary cut IR3 (H, V) [ σ ] Tertiary cut exp. (H, V) [ σ ] TCSG/TCDQ IR6 (H) [ σ ] Beam based setup performed in June 2010 Daniel Wollmann 3

Qualification of Collimation The cleaning efficiency and the correct hierarchy of the collimation system are regularly qualified by intentionally creating slow losses β -tron losses by crossing a third integer tune resonance (B1-h, B1-v, B2-h, B2-v) Momentum losses by changing the RF frequency (± 1000 Hz, B1+B2) Performed with one nominal bunch at 3.5TeV and stable beams conditions Needs dedicated fills (one for β -tron cleaning and two for momentum cleaning) Qualification of the collimation system is regularly needed to check the validity of the setup and track the changes in cleaning efficiency over time Daniel Wollmann 4

β-tron losses, B1v, 3.5TeV, β *=3.5m Daniel Wollmann 5 B1 IR2 Momentum cleaning IR5 Dump protection IR8 β-tron cleaning design value with imperfections design value

β-tron losses, B1v, 3.5TeV, β *=3.5m IR7 Daniel Wollmann 6 B1 Q8 (hf) 1:5000 design value with imperfections design value

β-tron losses, B1v, 3.5TeV, β *=3.5m IR3 Daniel Wollmann 7 design value with imperfections design value

Breakdown of Collimation Hierarchy Two events observed so far (both in momentum cleaning): 1 st of May: B1, 450GeV, +500Hz 13 th of August: B2, 3.5TeV, -1000Hz Daniel Wollmann 8

Momentum losses, B1, 450GeV, (+500Hz) Daniel Wollmann 9 IR2 Momentum cleaning IR5 Dump protection IR8 β-tron cleaning B1 Breakdown of hierarchy for momentum cleaning design value with imperfections design value

Momentum losses, B1, 450GeV, (+500Hz) IR3 Daniel Wollmann 10 Breakdown of hierarchy in B1 for particles with lower momentum loss of two σ margin between TCP and TCLA design value with imperfections design value B1

Momentum losses, B1, 450GeV, (-500Hz) IR3 Daniel Wollmann 11 No problem for particles with higher than nominal momentum design value with imperfections design value B1

Momentum losses, B1, 450GeV, (+500Hz) IR3 Daniel Wollmann 12 Problem solved by adjusting orbit to correct reference orbit design value with imperfections design value

Momentum losses, B2 dominating, 3.5TeV, β *=3.5m (-1000Hz) Daniel Wollmann 13 IR2 Momentum cleaning IR5 Dump protection IR8 β-tron cleaning B1 B2 Courtesy F. Burkart design value with imperfections design value

Momentum losses, B2 dominating, 3.5TeV, β *=3.5m (-1000Hz) IR3 Daniel Wollmann 14 Breakdown of hierarchy in B2 for particles with higher momentum loss of 3.6 σ margin between TCP and TCSG B2 Courtesy F. Burkart design value with imperfections design value

Change of cleaning performance over 10 weeks Performed measurements: 4 x qualifications with β -tron losses since last full setup of collimation system ( ) 2 x qualification with losses of particles with higher momentum ( 1x -1000Hz B1+B2, 1x -1000Hz only B2) 2 x qualification with losses of particles with lower momentum (+1000Hz B1+B2, +900Hz mainly B2) Change of cleaning for β -tron losses qualified by: Leakage into cold aperture (Q8, IR7) Leakage into tertiary collimator in experimental IRs Leakage to dump protection collimators in IR6 (TCSG) Not enough measurements to qualify the changes within momentum cleaning Daniel Wollmann 15

Development of β -tron local cleaning inefficiency (1.3s integration) β-tron losses (cleaning inefficiency) B1-H (Q8.R7) 2.57e-42.03e-45.46e-42.63e-4 B1-V (Q8.R7) 1.26e-42.56e-42.14e-42.04e-4 B2-H (Q8.L7) 6.08e-42.60e-42.92e-42.90e-4 B2-V (Q8.L7) 1.87e-41.89e-42.03e-41.75e-4 Design cleaning inefficiency for phase I: 4.5e-5, with imperf. 5e-4 Daniel Wollmann 16 Leakage into cold aperture (Q8, IR7)

Development of β -tron local cleaning inefficiency (1.3s integration) Daniel Wollmann 17 leakage into cold aperture varied between 1.26e-4 and 6.08e-4 No clear trend of increasing cleaning inefficiency increase in B1-h for maybe due to dump a few seconds after this measurement (seen also in TCTH and TCTV)

Change of β -tron local cleaning inefficiency (1.3s integration) β-tron losses (cleaning inefficiency) B1-H Σ TCTH4.23e-43.75e-46.03e-43.20e-4 Σ TCTV8.55e-46.56e-41.13e-37.18e-4 B1-V Σ TCTH1.54e-41.97e-41.27e-41.20e-4 Σ TCTV6.14e-41.20e-31.21e-31.24e-3 B2-H Σ TCTH1.87e-46.03e-51.69e-41.25e-4 Σ TCTV2.21e-42.53e-42.01e-41.78e-4 B2-V Σ TCTH4.76e-56.47e-56.40e-55.44e-5 Σ TCTV2.20e-43.09e-42.61e-42.08e-4 Daniel Wollmann 18 Leakage into tertiary collimator in experimental IRs

Leakage into horizontal tertiary collimators Daniel Wollmann 19 leakage into TCTHs stays below about 2.0e-4 for B1-v, B2-h, B2-v B1-h varied between 3.2e-4 and 6.08e- 4 No clear trend for a increase in cleaning inefficiency increase in B1-h for maybe due to dump a few seconds after this measurement (seen also in Q8 and TCTV) leakage to TCTs at 3.5TeV as simulated by A. Rossi ( β *: 2m-10m-2m- 3m): B1H: ≈ 4.6e-4; B1V: ≈ 2.6e-4; B2H: ≈ 1.3e-4; B2V: ≈ 1.03e-4;

Leakage into vertical tertiary collimators Daniel Wollmann 20 leakage into TCTVs stays below 3.1e-4 for B2-h and B2-v leakage into TCTVs varies between 6.14e-4 and 1.24e-3 for B1-h and B1-v tendency of an increase in B1-V, to be understood if this is caused by only one IR increase in B1-h for maybe due to dump a few seconds after this measurement (seen also in Q8, TCTH and TCSG.IR6) leakage to TCTs at 3.5TeV as simulated by A. Rossi ( β *: 2m-10m-2m-3m): B1H: ≈ 4.6e-4; B1V: ≈ 2.6e-4; B2H: ≈ 1.3e-4; B2V: ≈ 1.03e-4;

Change of β -tron local cleaning inefficiency (1.3s integration) β-tron losses (cleaning inefficiency) B1-H (TCSG.4R6.B1) 1.29e-31.24e-41.86e-37.06e-4 B1-V (TCSG.4R6.B1) 2.78e-41.31e-33.09e-42.65e-4 B2-H (TCSG.4L6.B2) 5.13e-31.12e-32.60e-35.13e-3 B2-V (TCSG.4L6.B2) 1.29e-31.15e-39.23e-41.15e-3 leakage to TCSG-IR6 at 3.5TeV as simulated by A. Rossi ( β *: 2m-10m-2m-3m): B1h: 7.5e-6 B2h: 1e-4 B2v: 6e-4 Daniel Wollmann 21 Leakage into dump protection (TCSG, IR6)

Leakage into dump protection (TCSG-IR6) Daniel Wollmann 22 leakage into TCSG in IR6 stays below 2e-4 for B1-h, B1-v, B2-h Variation between 5.2e-3 and 1.2e-3 for B2-h increase in B2-h since by a factor of 4.6 to be understood and future changes to be tracked increase in B1-h for maybe due to dump a few seconds after this measurement (seen also in Q8 and TCTs)

Conclusion Loss maps have to be performed for all cases to verify and regularly validate the settings of the collimation system (B1, B2, hor, ver, +1000Hz, -1000Hz) Limitation in dispersion suppressor: Q8 (cleaning inefficiency %; design values phase-I with imperfections: 5e-4, i.e %) Hierarchy for current setup broken in B2 for particles with too high momentum Broken hierarchy causes additional losses into the TCTs of IR1, IR2 and IR8 and leakage to the cold aperture in the case of a momentum gain of the particles No clear general trend of decreasing cleaning efficiency to cold aperture or tertiary collimators since last full setup (only B1-v for TCTVs shows a slight tendency, which needs to be further analyses and monitored) Leakage to TCSG-IR6 varied by a factor of 4.6 and needs to be further monitored to exclude a systematic increase. Cleaning efficiency for faster BLM integration times (currently 1.3s) still to be analyzed Daniel Wollmann 23

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