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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. Cluster-Jet works at GSI Herbert Orth, GSI Darmstadt, Germany Title
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. INFN/GSI/SMI Cluster-jet Works at Cluster-target apparatus –systematic cluster yield measurements –gas load towards the scattering chamber –Experiments with the Genova cluster catcher Implementation of a full slow controle system based on LabView Development of new improved nozzles Development of new Cluster-jet source Mock–up apparatus for target-beam crossing Internal workshop FNAL/INFN/GSI/SMI
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. New INFN/SMI/GSI Cluster-Jet Nozzle Chamber Skimmer Chamber Scattering Chamber Differential Chamber Catcher Chamber Jet Head not installed TP 1000 TP 3500
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. Internal workshop FNAL/INFN/GSI/SMI Genova, GSI, October 26-29 Status and problem with target set-up Beam/Target line New Jet-source Clogging of Hydrogen gas line Nozzle development Catcher and mounting at GSI target station
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. Cluster-Jet assembly
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. View into Nozzle Head with position and angle adjustmens
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. Liquid Hydrogen Jet (P = 20 bar, T = 30 K) Nozzle Jet Skimmer 1 mm
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. Original CERN Nozzle
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. Fabrication Procedure of CERN Nozzles
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. Modified CERN Nozzle
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. Assembly of modified nozzle on cold head (exploded) Nozzle Orifice Indium Washers back face Nozzle holder Micro filter H2H2 Cluster-jet Cold Finger Germanium temperature sensor
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. New Nozzle fabrication methods Nozzle throat: 100 micron and with variable orifice Different shapes and angles of diverging part of expanding cone Dies produced by electro erosion with very smooth surfaces, without further surface rectification - then electrolytic deposition of Cu - Hydroforming of Cu- around die Direct nozzle production by electro-erosion (down to 20 micron wires possible) - Problem of first hole
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. Cluster-Jet Source with Coolpower 10 MD cryocooler
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O.
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Mock-up of Beam – Target Crossing for vacuum studies Source Dump Beam Source
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O. Source Dump Beam Linearized Target-Beam Crossing
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PANDA Collaboration Meeting, GSI November 2010 H.O.
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Time lines Date Preparation of vacuum pieces with flanges (in progress) Purchase of equipment (Gauges, gate valve, turbo pumps)Jan 2011 Construction with ITEM toolsJan 2011 Transport of bake-out hardware from ViennaJan 2011 Set-up completedFeb 2011 Start pumpingFeb 2011 Baking-out up to 200 °CMar 2011 MeasurementsMar-June 2011
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