Current Activity And Future Effort
High Tc Superconductor (HTS) magnet R&D important for future high energy and/or high intensity accelerator applications Task Force Team at KEK (HTS-TF) KEK cryogenics science center (CSC) IPNS cryogenics group Objective of HTS-TF Promote HTS magnet R&D in KEK Contribution to future high energy and/or high intensity accelerator applications such as HE-LHC
Radiation Hard SC Magnet Technology High Field Magnet Technology Field Quality Control Technology Magnet Fabrication Technology
a) High field dipole magnet R&D using A15 conductor for HL-LHC b) Radiation Hard SC Magnet R&D for Muon Physics c) JST project "Research and development of fundamental technologies for accelerator magnets using high T c superconductors" d) Study of strain effect on critical current of YBCO
Fund CERN-KEK fund. Main objective Nb3Al RHQT R&D A15 Base Magnet Technology Possible Spinout Mechanical property of SC conductor neutron or X-ray diffraction method Radiation hard SC magnet technology Radiation Hard glue R&D: Cyanate Ester etc FTE and budget FTE from KEK: ~3 Annual budget: ~9 MJPY
Fund KEK internal JSPS: Japan-US collaboration fund JSPS: promotion program for young scientist B (M. Yoshida) JST (travel budget) Main Objective Develop SC magnet system for high intensity muon beam production Possible Spinout Radiation hard SC magnet technology Neutron Irradiation under cryogenic temperature FTE and budget FTE from KEK: ~1 Annual budget: ~20 MJPY
Fund Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) under its Strategic Promotion of Innovative Research and Development Program Main Objective & Possible Spinout See Prof. Amemiya’s Talk FTE and Budget for KEK FTE from KEK ~0.5 Budget for KEK 1 MJPY (for travel)
Fund JSPS promotion program for young scientist B (M.Sugano) Main Objective and Possible Spinout Study of strain effect on critical current of YBCO FTE and Budget FTE: 0.3 Annual Budget 1 MJPY (ends JFY 2011)
Must be done with reasonable budget Small share from current CERN-KEK fund Other budget source? Also within reasonable FTE Less than 1 FTE overall Direct Extension of Current Activity Mechanical Study on HTS Radiation hardness of HTS magnet Design Study and Analysis
Stress vs Jc measurement as well as internal strain measurement using neutron and/or x-ray beam. FTE expected: 0.4 Annual budget expected: 1~2 MJPY
Extending radiation hardness study to the issues specific to HTS base magnet technology. FTE expected: 0.4 Annual budget expected: 1~2 MJPY
Brief design study, performance analysis of HTS base magnet for HE-LHC. Collaboration with Kyoto University as an extension of the program c) No explicit FTE and Budget Voluntary base
HTS base model magnet for Accelerator Aim High Field: 20T Time variant magnetic field & field quality Collaboration Kyoto University FTE and Budget FTE ~3 (needs KEK wide support) Fund application: JSPS basic promotion S (for exmple) Budget 200 MJPY total (for 5 years) Competition is very keen Or EU-Japan: need KEK-CERN support
KEK CSC can contribute to HE-LHC Indirectly for now Small share from KEK-CERN fund Can start some HTS related R&D at KEK For long term effort Need larger budget We will apply to JSPS but competition is very keen Funds like EU-Japan is preferable In any case we need, strong KEK/CERN supports