12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA1. History of Booster The accelerator was built in 1972. The Proton Synchrotron Booster is the first, in the.

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12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA1

History of Booster The accelerator was built in The Proton Synchrotron Booster is the first, in the accelerator chain, and smallest proton circular accelerator in the LHC injection complex. It has four superimposed rings with a radius of 25 meters. It takes 50 MeV protons from the Linac2 and accelerates them up to 1.4 GeV, ready to be injected into the PS. 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA2

Areas covered Electrical power converters Septum / kickers Magnets Interlocks RF (Low level / High level) Cabling Cooling and ventilation Instrumentation Vacuum Source targets and interactions General Infrastructure Final thoughts 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA3

Electrical Power Converters (TE/EPC) ModelQuantityDesignation Last upgrade Unit Cost (kCHF) 2009 ESTIMATION Next upgrade Consolidation Cost (kCHF) 2009 ESTIMATION A1/IP16InverPower 15kW A2/IP10InverPower 31.5kW A3/IP4InverPower 35kW B1/IEP-REC3IEP avec récupération 100kW BEN-250KW2IEP 250kW BI_QNO3Power Converter : BI.QNO [±40A, ±35V] BIX_QNO8Power Converter : BIX.QNO [±100A, ±30V] BR_MPS1Power Converter : PS01 [±4100A, ±3900V] - POWER SVC MEYRIN FILTER 1SVC : MEYRIN FILTER [-22.7Mvar] SVC TCR BOOSTER 1SVC : TCR BOOSTER [+17Mvar] Total th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA4 50% of all existing power converters will need to be replaced by 2020 = 7 MCHf

Septum / Kickers (TE/ABT) SystemTypeSubsystemActionComment BE.BSWKickerMagnetsBuild spare magnets Transmission linesChange HV cables Electronics & ControlsRenew controls & electronics equipment BT.KFA10KickerMagnetsBuild spare magnet modules Transmission lines HV gas cables not manufactured anymore PFLs & HV switches HV gas PFL not manufactured anymore Electronics & ControlsRenew controls & electronics equipment BT.KFA20KickerMagnetsRefurbish spare vacuum tank (radioactive)1 full spare exists but vacuum tank has leaks Transmission lines HV gas cables not manufactured anymore PFLs & HV switches HV gas PFL not manufactured anymore Electronics & ControlsRenew controls & electronics equipment BE.KFA 14L1KickerMagnetsRefurbish spare magnet modules Transmission lines HV gas cables not manufactured anymore PFLs & HV switches HV gas PFL not manufactured anymore Electronics & ControlsRenew controls & electronics equipment oil/gasKickerHydraulicRenew equipment and change insulation fluid Electronics & ControlsRenew controls & electronics equipmentPartially part of approved consolidation program ThyratronKickerThyratronBuy and store thyratrons for yearsSingle source supplier - could disappear 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA5

Magnets (TE/MSC) It is believed that the PSB magnets can operate during the next 25 years with very high levels of reliability provided that: the present maintenance plan is pursued; Procure one spare multiple corrector per type (about 300 kCHF in total) All magnets of the PSB transfer lines are covered by spares with the exception of -TBH (PXMBHFBWWP) -BHZ20 (PXMBHEACWP) The manufacture of a spare unit of each has been recently approved in a frame of the consolidation budget. The new spare units shall be available by mid Note that we cannot increase energy, some magnets are already in saturation. If there is an energy upgrade of the PSB, it will not be possible with the present setup. 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA6

Magnet Interlock (TE/MPE) Protection of magnets covered by new interlock system (i.e. WIC): Based on Safety PLC (F series from Siemens) Solution used in LHC, SPS transfer lines, LEIR and LINAC3. Will protect all Booster circuits. Note: deployment initially foreseen during shutdown Due to new LHC schedule, the installation should be postponed to next shutdown. 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA7

RF (Low level) (BE/RF) * The figures below are in addition to the usual annual budget for maintenance activities. Requirements to keep the PSB RF System running for 25 years Renewal of the pick-up head amplifiers for the phase loop, 1 plus 1 spare per ring or 8 amplifiers in total including power supply, estimated delivery 2013, cost approximately 25kCHF. The cabling may need to be renewed due to the increased radiation with the higher beam intensities from LINAC 4, i.e. probably 16 coax cables or 8 twisted pairs and 8 power cables from the head amplifiers to the BOR. The renewal of PSB beam control (including spares), is a project that is underway and estimated to be delivered in 2013 for 450kCHF from the currently agreed consolidation budget. This will not include control of the cavity tuning or voltage loops, so if this is required due to cavity changes, additional money and manpower would need to be added. It would be estimated that a further consolidation of the PSB beam control would be required after years of operation, with a cost estimation of 500kCHF. Requirements to keep the PSB Transverse Damper System running for 25 years Renewal of the pick-up head amplifiers and power supplies for the H&V systems in each ring, i.e. 16 amplifiers plus 8 spares, delivery for 2013 at a cost of approximately 25kCHF, unless a similar amplifier to that used for the phase loop above is suitable, when this cost could be reduced. Renewal of the PSB Transverse Damper System: 4 VME crates : 32 kCHF, 4 Power PCs : 40 kCHF, 8 mother boards + 2 spares = 10 boards: 20 kCHF Design office: 15 kCHF (shared with all 1TFBs, and TFBs for other machines) 8 new power amplifier + power loads + PLC control + renewal of the water cooling system = 380 kCHF Total: 500 kCHF It would be estimated that a further consolidation of PSB Transverse Damper would be required after years of operation, with a cost estimation of 500kCHF. 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA8

RF (High level) (BE/RF) Reconstruction of the C04 RF system going from air cooled to water cooled system and including new HV power supplies, tuning supplies, interlocks and servos: 7 MCHF Partial reconstruction of the C02 system, including HV power supplies, tuning supplies, interlocks and servos: 2.4 MCHF Partial reconstruction of the C16 system, including HV power supplies, tuning supplies, interlocks and servos: 2.4 MCHF Cabling renewal due to radiation damage (?): 1 MCHF 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA9

Cabling On top of existing Consolidation (44MCHf) PSB & PS Replace all cabling (48 MCHF) Replace low voltage switchboards, UPS, safety lighting etc. (14MCHf) Renovate HV substations ME16, ME49 & M76 (2MChF) 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA10

Cooling & Ventilation (EN/CV) Replacement of the Booster ventilation systems (including the problem of the asbestos) For the cooling stations: Replacement of the cooling towers, Replacement of the valves, Replacement of the control and electrical part, possibly replace several heat exchanger. Compressed air production needs to be fully refurbished. Renovate production for dematerialized water 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA11

Instrumentation (BE/BI) System Replacement of detector Replacement of acquisition system Comments Price [CHF]Man power [MM]Price [CHF]Man power [MM] Booster orbit00250k18192 ADC ch+ new cables Booster half turn0050k6 Booster BCTDC40k4100k8Monitor modif. + new electronics Booster BCTFR50k1280k8Monitor ? + new electronics Booster WCM0020k1Connection to OASIS? Booster extraction PU's00150k12 Booster extraction BCTF's200k1250k10 Cabling BTMTRA, ISO transformers + Acq. chains Total1300kCHF85MM1830kCHF135MM 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA12

Vacuum (TE/VSC) First “estimate” Operation to 2022 replace 50-70% of system hardware Operation to 2035 replace 100% Any major consolidation campaign (ABT, MSC, RF etc…) would involve a lot of vacuum activity 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA13

Source Targets & Interactions (EN/STI) No major modifications or upgrades are forseen Need to verify that all the objects (dumps, collimators etc..) can sustain the eventually increased intensity (from Linac 4) and build spares. Booster dump: the present dump has no spare, nobody knows any details about it and it is unclear how it will behave when we increase the beam intensity (with Linac 4). 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA14

General Infrastructure Money would need to be allocated to the maintaining of the Booster buildings. They are already quite old and various areas would need to be renovated if they are to be used for a further 25 years. Cranes, lifts, handling equipment are in the existing Consolidation plan. 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA15

Final Thoughts No upgrade in performance considered (treated elsewhere) Maintain current beam performance and availability for LHC lifetime Major modifications to the injection line and other areas will be done under the LINAC 4 project and therefore are not covered under this topic. Consideration has to be made to that fact that the Booster is a labour intensive machine and most works will be done in radioactive zones and will have to be scheduled during shutdowns. 12th February 2010David Mcfarlane EN-MEF-ABA16