Positron Source General Update M. Kuriki(Hiroshima U./KEK) ALCW2015, 20-24 April 2015,Tsukuba/Tokyo, Japan.

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Positron Source General Update M. Kuriki(Hiroshima U./KEK) ALCW2015, April 2015,Tsukuba/Tokyo, Japan

ILC Positron Source 6GeV Electron Lianc Positron Capture & Booster Rotating Target To DR Undulator e+ source (Baseline) E-driven e+ source (Technical backup)

Undulator Positron Source

Positron can be polarized (30-60%). Relatively less heat load on target. Require >100GeV drive beam. Share the e- beam for collision. The pulse structure is fixed, 1ms. Need physical path length adjustment. Undulator section is up to 230m. System demonstration prior to the construction is difficult.

Positron Yield TDR parameter (150 GeV drive beam) gives 1.5~N e+ /N e GeV CME (120GeV drive beam) gives much less e+. Undulator extension (192.5m) and parameter re- optimization recover the yield. (LC-REP , A. Ushakov) ParameterValue Length147m Period11.5mm K0.92 Peak field0.86T 1st Harm.10.1 MeV Driver Beam150 GeV A. Ushakov

Positron Yield TDR parameter (150 GeV drive beam) gives 1.5~N e+ /N e GeV CME (120GeV drive beam) gives much less e+. Undulator extension (192.5m) and parameter re- optimization recover the yield. (LC-REP , A. Ushakov) ParameterValue Length147m Period11.5mm K0.92 Peak field0.86T 1st Harm.10.1 MeV Driver Beam150 GeV A. Ushakov

Target Prototype (Undulator) High speed rotation (2000rpm) with 1m radius makes 100 m/s. The water-cooled high-speed rotating wheel in a high vacuum is not fully technically demonstrated. Ferro-flulid seal test is not very successful in LLNL. Need a full scale prototype:  Same weight  Water cooling Alternative proposals:  Radiation cooling  Friction cooling J. Gronberg

Target Prototype (Undulator) High speed rotation (2000rpm) with 1m radius makes 100 m/s. The water-cooled high-speed rotating wheel in a high vacuum is not fully technically demonstrated. Ferro-flulid seal test is not very successful in LLNL. Need a full scale prototype:  Same weight  Water cooling Alternative proposals:  Radiation cooling  Contact cooling

Radiation cooling for Undulator e+ source 2-7 kW from Beam Radiation cooling Heat transfer thermal contact target and radiator material Mechanical stability of the system. Rotation target Stationary cooler Stationary cooler P. Sievers, S. Riemann, A. Ushakov,and F. Dietrich 5kW average cooling Radiator temp.250 deg.C Cooler temp.20 deg. C Surface area1.65m 2 e target 0.25 e Cu 0.70

Flux Concentrator Sandwich structure of coils and concentrator plates. LLNL experiment shows 1ms flat top. Things to do;  Improve the pulse-shape quality (PFN).  Install ceramic spacer.  Full power 5Hz operation with cooling. J. Gronberg

E-driven Positron Source

E-Driven ILC Positron Source The conventional way to generate e + : 6 GeV electron with W-Re target. Manipulating the pulse structure(2700/64ms); The heat load on the target is manageable < 26 J/g. Tangential speed is <5 m/s. 13 Electron Lianc Positron Booster Positron Capture Rotating Target

E-Driven ILC Positron Source The conventional way to generate e + : 6 GeV electron with W-Re target. Manipulating the pulse structure(2700/64ms); The heat load on the target is manageable < 26 J/g. Tangential speed is <5 m/s. 14 Electron Lianc Positron Booster Positron Capture Rotating Target

Positron Yield Yield was evaluated with simulations. By optimizing the parameters, 3.0x10 10 e+ (50% margin) is obtained in DR acceptance. 8mm, 5T After ECS DR acceptance Y. Seimiya, M. Kuriki

Target R&D (300Hz e-driven) A seal running test of 1 week at 417rpm: No problem at all. Another test of the seal after 3.2 MGy irradiation: Viscosity is changed, but no vacuum problem. Expected radiation dose at the seal is 1.5 MGy/year. With a carefully designed shield, the radiation damage on the seal is manageable. The prototype which is reasonably compatible to the real one, will be manufactured in two years. ferromagnetic fluid seal airvacuum T. Omori, T. Takahashi

Ar purge seal test The seal dosed 3.2 MGy is examined with Ar purged chamber. Rotation : rpm. No leak was found. (m/q=28 and 32 are N 2 and O 2 from air) FF seal Ar Vac. Air atmospher RGA Ar(40) O 2 (32) N 2 (28) T. Omori

Pulse Structure and Beam-loading Positrons are accelerated by triplet multi-bunch pulse. Transient beam-loading should be compensated, otherwise, the beam is not accepted by DR. Compensation with AM is proposed by J. Urakawa. A proof-of-principle experiment was carried out at LUCX/ATF. It works! 44 bunches 6.15ns spacing 0.55A 44 bunches 6.15ns spacing 0.55A 100ns RF Voltage RF pulse J. Urakawa, M. Fukuda

Footprint Compatibility

■Conventional ■Undulator Distance from IP (km) Footprint Compatibility Accommodate both sources. Maximize the flexibility. Minimize additional engineering works. T. Omori

Conclusion Status of ILC positron source (Baseline: Undulator, Technical backup : E-driven) is presented. Undulator positron source can provide enough e+, even at 240 GeV CME by optimizations. There is some progress on the fast rotating target for the undulator: water, radiation, and friction cooling. 300Hz e-driven can provide enough e+. A slow rotating target looks promising. A proof of principle experiment of AM beam-loading compensation was done. Footprint compatibility is under consideration to minimize the additional works on the engineering.