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10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi Review of the LEP Injector complex L.Rinolfi

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi The CERN accelerators today

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi CERN's total annual electricity consumption is 1TWh or 1,000,000 MWh: 40 to 45% is for the LHC (including 12 to 14% for cryogenics and 7 to 9% for cooling and ventilation) 10 to 12% is for the LHC experiments (ATLAS, CMS, ALICE and LHCb) 28 to 32% is for the SPS (including 6 to 7% for the North Area experiments) 2 to 3% is for the PS + Booster + Linac 5 to 6% is for the Computer Centre (B513) 7 to 9% is for offices and restaurants, etc. CERN power consumption in 2011

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi The LEP complex in 2000

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi A very brief history and some statistics LIL = LEP Injector Linac:Designed by LAL – Orsay (Convention March 1982) EPA = Electron Positron Accumulator LPI = LEP Pre-Injector LPI = LIL + EPA First beam in LPI:11 th December 1985 First beam in LEP:14 th July 1989 Last beam in LEP:2 nd November 2000 LPI beam statistics

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi Power consumption (1998): LPI (LIL GeV:1 MW 3.5 GeV: 12 MW SPS 52 MW 100 GeV : 120 MW (in [1], 150 MW) 4 Detectors: 52 MW (Aleph, Delphi, L3, Opal) TOTAL : 237MW Power consumption of LEP complex LEP = Large Electron Positron collider

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi LIL gune + transfer line e - transfer line e + target The LPI in 2000

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi ParametersLILEPA e - energy [GeV]0.2 to 0.7 e - bunch population 20 x10 9 bunch length [ps]15 bunch interval [ns]0.333 beam pulse length [ns]10 Beam sizes [mm] (rms)3 Flux [e - /s]2 x10 12 repetition rate [Hz] Number of bunches1 to 8 e - bunch population up to 4.5x10 11 average current [mA]up to 170 tot. wall plug power[MW]1 e - parameters

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi ParametersLILEPA e - energy [GeV]0.200 e - bunch population [10 10 ]0.5 to 20 bunch length [ps]15 bunch interval [ns]0.333 beam pulse length [ns]10 to 50 Beam sizes [mm] (rms)1 repetition rate [Hz]100 e + energy [GeV]0.500 e + bunch population [10 11 ]3 average current [mA]11 Yield (e+/e-)7x10 -3 Flux [e + /s]7x10 10 e + parameters

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi top-up injection: e + production top-up interval << beam lifetime → average luminosity ≈ peak luminosity! LEP3 needs about 4×10 12 e + every few minutes, or of order 2×10 10 e + per second for comparison: LEP injector complex delivered ~10 11 e + per second (5x more than needed for LEP3!) F. Zimmermann FNAL talk 15 th November 2012 YES

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi e + rate possible improvements dN + / dt = a x y x N - x E - x f a = accumulation efficiency y = e+/e- conversion efficiency (yield) N - = number of electrons in the primary beam E - = energy of the primary beam f = linac repetition frequency a = function of the damping time and also improvements with magnetic energy compressor N - limited by the energy spread introduced by beam loading

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi Summary LPI availability for LEP operation: > 98 % over the last three years (1998,1999, 2000) The lepton production for LEP was a factor 3 above the requested performance for positron and a factor 5 for electron. The LPI Control room on Thursday 2 nd November 2000 at 7.30 a.m.

10 th January rd EuCARD TLEP3 workshop L. Rinolfi Some references [1] G. Plass, “THE LEP PROJEC’I - STATUS AND PLAN”, IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, Vol. NS-30, No. 4,.4ugust 1983 [2] The LEP Injector Study Group, LEP Design report Vol. I, The LEP Injector Chain, CERN/PS/DL/83-31 (1983). [3] S. Battisti et al., “The design of the LEP electron positron accumulator, 12 th International Conference on high-energy accelerators”, Batavia, IL, USA, [4] J.H.B. Madsen, “LEP Injector Linacs”, CERN/PS/89-56 (LP). [5] C. Bourat, H. Braun, L. Rinolfi, “New optic of the LIL for e + production”, CERN/PS/94-18 (LP).