New Fast Wire Scanners in 4L1 and 11L1 - Vacuum outgassing measurements and vacuum pressure simulations – (Friederike Salveter, Jose Antonio Ferreira Somoza,

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New Fast Wire Scanners in 4L1 and 11L1 - Vacuum outgassing measurements and vacuum pressure simulations – (Friederike Salveter, Jose Antonio Ferreira Somoza, Paul Demarest, Alice Ingrid Michet, Jan Hansen) 1Friederike Salveter

Layout of the PSB ring 22 Simulation 4L1 Simulation 11L1 Position of the new Wirescanners

Outgassing tests on wire scanner components were conducted in 2013 and 2014  The highest value of the sum of the measured outgassing Q 10h = 1.34∙10 -5 mbar∙l∙s -1 An outgassing test of an assembled SPS wire scanner was done in 2014:  Outgassing of this Wire scanner: Q 10h = 8.1∙10 -5 mbar∙l∙s -1  Pumpdown: P ∝1/t 0.5  No contamination observed =>The tested components don’t explain the outgassing observed => Proposal: test all the possible sources (non-metal) before building the next wire scanners 3 SPS Fast Wire Scanner - Outgassing measurements in 2014 Curtesy of Jose Antonio Ferreira Somoza

Tests of the new Fast Wire Scanners components ComponentOutgassing, 10h (mbar l s -1 ) Pollution The arm 8.4x10 -7 Sulfur The optical fibre 6.8x10 -6 Presence of air The nut 2.6x10 -6 Presence of oil The ferrites Estimated to 2.0x10 -7 None 4 The optical fiber has the highest gas load  2 types of optical fibers available (tested in November 2013)  It is recommended to use the one with the lower outgassing rate The sulfur detected in the arm is not acceptable in a vacuum system Not all the components that will be installed in the wire scanners have been received for the measurements Curtesy of Alice Ingrid Michet

Ion Pump 270 l s -1 5 Pressure simulation - Current pumping Beam Ion Pump 270 l s -1 Ion Pump 400 l s -1 Beam Ion Pump 400 l s x x x x10 -8 Pressure Gradient (mbar) BR.BHZ 32 Multipole 4L1 type A Corrector 4L1 type 1 BR.BHZ 41 BR.BHZ 102 Corrector 11L1 type 1 Multipole 11L1 type IIB BR.BHZ L1 4L1 Parameter used in the simulationValueUnit Time 4Weeks Outgassing Stainless Steel 2x mbar l s -1 cm -2 Total outgassing of 1 Wire scanner 1x10 -5 mbar l s -1 Current Pumping Speed Ion pump 1 & 2 400l s -1 Current Pumping Speed Ion pump 3 270l s -1 Pumping speed Titanium Sublimation Pump (TSP) 1000l s -1 Simulated Gas N2N2 - TSP 11L2 11L1 10L5 4L2 4L1 3L5

6 Pressure simulation - Current pumping 11L1 4L1 Solid graphs: No wire scanners TSPs not sublimated Dashed graphs: No Wire scanners TSPs sublimated Beam BR.BHZ 32 Multipole 4L1 Corrector 4L1 BR.BHZ 41 BR.BHZ 102 Corrector 11L1 Multipole 11L1 BR.BHZ 121 Manifold 11L2 Manifold 11L1 Manifold 10L5 Manifold 4L2 Manifold 4L1 Manifold 3L5 ! Due to the amount of simulations only the green slopes will be shown as reference in the following graphs

7 Pressure simulation - with Wire Scanners Beam BR.BHZ 32 Multipole 4L1 type A Corrector 4L1 type 1 BR.BHZ 41 BR.BHZ 102 Corrector 11L1 type 1 Multipole 11L1 type IIB BR.BHZ L1 4L1 11L2 11L1 10L5 4L2 4L1 3L5 Outgassing per Wire scanner: mbar l s -1

8 Pressure simulation - with Wire Scanners 11L1 4L1 Solid graphs: Wire scanners in place TSP not sublimated Dashed graphs: Wire scanners in place TSP sublimated Beam BR.BHZ 32 BR.BHZ 41 BR.BHZ 102 BR.BHZ 121 Wire scanners Manifold 11L1 Manifold 4L1 BASELINE without Wire scanners: TSP not sublimated TSP sublimated BASELINE without Wire scanners: TSP not sublimated TSP sublimated With Wire scanners: TSP not sublimated + WS TSP sublimated + WS With Wire scanners: TSP not sublimated + WS TSP sublimated + WS + ca. 1.2 decades!

9 Pressure simulation - additional pumping Beam BR.BHZ 32 Multipole 4L1 type A Corrector 4L1 type 1 BR.BHZ 41 BR.BHZ 102 Corrector 11L1 type 1 Multipole 11L1 type IIB BR.BHZ L1 4L1 11L2 11L1 10L5 4L2 4L1 3L5 Outgassing per Wire scanner: mbar l s -1  Additional pumps installed on the wire scanner:  1 NEG pump (SAES Nextorr ® D ) at each wire scanner (320 l s -1 for N 2 ) 4x320 l s -1

10 Pressure simulation - Wire Scanners & additional pumping 11L1 Beam BR.BHZ 41 BR.BHZ 102 BR.BHZ 121 Manifold 11L1 Manifold 4L1 BR.BHZ 32 With Wire scanners: TSP not sublimated + WS TSP sublimated + WS With Wire scanners: TSP not sublimated + WS TSP sublimated + WS 4L1 Solid graphs: Wire scanners in place Add. pumping of 320 l s -1 per Wire scanner TSP not sublimated Dashed graphs: Wire scanners in place Add. pumping of 320 l s -1 per Wire scanner TSP sublimated BASELINE without Wire scanners: TSP not sublimated TSP sublimated BASELINE without Wire scanners: TSP not sublimated TSP sublimated + ca. 1.2 decades! < 1 decade Wire scanners

Summary (pressure after 4 weeks) Wire scanner Add. Pumping (Wire scanner) Add. Pumping (Manifold) Pressure 4L1 (Wire scanner) Pressure 11L1 (Wire scanner) No 4.5x10 -9 mbar4.4x10 -9 mbar Sublimation 2.2x10 -9 mbar2.1x10 -9 mbar YesNo 8.0x10 -8 mbar7.9x10 -8 mbar Sublimation 5.2x10 -8 mbar4.7x10 -8 mbar Yes4x320 l s -1 No 2.9x10 -8 mbar3.1x10 -8 mbar Sublimation 2.7x10 -8 mbar2.6x10 -8 mbar 11 > 1 decade! Conclusion: With the current high outgassing additional pumping at the wire scanners is required to meet the vacuum specifications  Extra costs (pumps, cabling, controls)  Proposal: Use a manifold for 4 Wire Scanners => One big pump could be used instead of four small ones The outgassing of the different components should be reduced whenever possible < 1 decade