Meshed with no iron for comparison Used Willy’s conceptual design for iron pieces Not optimized in any way Used thin and thick pieces Compared fields (BMOD.

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Meshed with no iron for comparison Used Willy’s conceptual design for iron pieces Not optimized in any way Used thin and thick pieces Compared fields (BMOD and BR) Compared tracks for no iron, thick iron and “giant” iron Reduced current density and compared optics Note: op3 file names are: no_iron_in_coils_test_ver2.op3 (smaller mesh size) iron_in_coils_ver3.op3 (thin) iron_in_coils_ver4.op3 (thick) iron_in_coils_ver5.op3 (giant) iron_in_coils_temp_BFIL_0_80.op3 (giant, reduced current) iron_in_coils_temp_BFIL_0_90.op3 (giant, reduced current) Outline

No iron, coils only BMOD z=1375 cm

No iron w/ mesh BMOD z=1375 cm

Field on a line, middle of open sector BMOD z=1375 cm, y= 0 cm, 0 < x < -40 cm With coils only With mesh BMOD

Model body in mesh

thin iron thick iron Iron design

thick iron 1 m long, section of tube from 0.5 to 5.5 cm radius Opening angle, thin: 5 degrees Opening angle, thick: 20 degrees Placed radially from 5 – 20 cm between 1325 and 1425 cm in z Iron design

Thin Iron w/ mesh BMOD z=1375 cm

Thick Iron w/ mesh BMOD z=1375 cm

Giant blocks of iron BMOD z=1375 cm

No iron w/ mesh BMOD z=1375 cm

Thin Iron w/ mesh BMOD z=1375 cm

Thick Iron w/ mesh BMOD z=1375 cm

Giant blocks of iron BMOD z=1375 cm

Middle of open sector With thin iron With no iron BMOD

Middle of open sector With thin iron With thick iron With no iron BMOD

Edge of open sector With thin iron With no iron BMOD

Edge of open sector With thin iron With thick iron With no iron BMOD

With no iron With thick iron Z=1375, r = 16.0 cm BMOD

With “giant” iron With thick iron Z=1375, r = 16.0 cm BMOD

With no iron With giant iron, BFIL 80% Along straight line approximation the track of the highest energy, lowest angle particle

With thick iron With no iron

With giant iron

With no iron With giant iron, BFIL 90%

With no iron With giant iron, BFIL 80%

Summary

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Vector plots BMOD

With thin iron With no iron Center of open sector Z=1375, r = 13.5 cm BMOD

With thin iron With no iron Z=1375, r = 13.5 cm BR

With thick iron With thin iron Z=1375, r = 13.5 cm BMOD

With thick iron With thin iron Z=1375, r = 13.5 cm BR