1. US Construction Project: SSs, PRY, Cavities and test program 1

2. Outline Spectrometer Solenoids Magnetic mitigation Status of Step IV PRY Cooling demo configuration & performance RF Modules – 2 needed for the MICE cooling demo – Status and outlook 2MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

3. Spectrometer Solenoids 3MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross Both SSs passed all qualification tests at the vendor, were fully mapped and shipped to RAL. Now installed in hall First team visit to prep SSs for first cool down in MICE hall occurred in October Next in December or January

4. Step IV Partial Return Yoke Framework (N&S) is complete 2” steel at Keller Technology 4” steel en route to LA 4MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross Center sections (independent removal)

5. Steel 2” steel has been delivered. B/H curves from melt in good agreement with JFE- EFE generic curve (no effect on PRY performance) Additional measurements being done by KJS in the US to verify JFE numbers – Two heats: one for 2” and one for 4” steel 5MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross 2” steel Log(H(kA/m))

6. Steel 6MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

7. Framework 7MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

8. QC Tests at Keller North and South Frame assemblies will be fully QC’d (laser surveyed) to verify that they are in tolerance and identical to within manufacturing tolerance. One set will then we packaged and air freighted to RAL so that PRY frame fit-up/survey in hall can begin – Both North and South This should guarantee straightforward assembly of the South and North walls once the steel plate arrives The second set will be used to do a full assembly test at Keller of the South and North PRY walls once steel plate is ready. 8MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

9. PRY for Cooling Demo 9MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

10. PRY Extension 10MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

11. PRY extension – Option 11MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

12. 12MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross Blue – 5G Red – 10G

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14. PRY Extension for Cooling Demo There are no engineering issues w/r to the mods needed for the PRY for cooling demo. Will use JFE-EFE steel and order as soon as possible after delivery of the 4” steel to Keller – Raw plate specification for extension underway now. Wall extension straightforward extrapolation from Step IV design Need for “Top-Hat” will depend on final vacuum design and performance for RF modules – Currently only have ~ 3X better vacuum inside cavity relative to outside (dirty volume). Would like 10-50 – Issue is cooling line (for RF power loop) penetration 14MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

15. LiH absorber(s) The LiH (main) absorber for Step IV has arrived in the UK – Disk 45 cm in diameter and 6.5 cm thick Secondary LiH absorbers to shield trackers are under consideration – Y12 has been contacted and they claim that they can provide these 15MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

16. RF Modules and Tests

17. RF in MICE The RF modules for the cooling demo in MICE will be near duplicates of the Single Cavity Test System (SCTS) that is currently being used in the MuCool Test Area at Fermilab 17MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

18. RF Modules 18MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

19. Assembly in clean room 19MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

20. Single Cavity Test System (SCTS) 20MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

21. SCTS Testing: Status Major mechanical assembly completed in Lab-6 – several fixtures built and successfully used – cavity installed in vacuum vessel with new struts – couplers installed and adjusted on cavity Tuner system installation complete – tuner forks trimmed, installed, shimmed on cavity – actuators modified/reinstalled – transfer function measured Hall infrastructure prepared – new overhead crane installed for lifting vessel – vacuum system, air, water, RF plumbing installed Moved into MTA Hall May – baked and under vacuum (one actuator removed due to vacuum leak) – RF calibration performed, diagnostics connected Commissioning to baseline gradient (8 MV/m) completed in 3 days (Aug). NOTE: Zero Sparks! Maximum gradient reached: 14+ MV/m. Very-low radiation levels – Limited by available power. Ran for about 1 week at 14 MV/m Better than 1/10 5 breakdown rate at 12 MV/m 21MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

22. SCTS Testing: Schedule Parts mostly in hand for next step at MTA – vacuum plumbing (operation in B-field) – inspection jig – Be windows – more instrumentation Expect 3-4 week shutdown – start when all parts are ready (2 nd week of December) – minimize exposure to avoid contamination Vessel to be open for only 4 days Current run to be concluded Thanksgiving week – Testing tuner system with RF (Running with 5. One removed due to vac leak) Run statistics – early Sept-now: uptime 56%, shift coverage 83% in the midst of many outages during Fermilab accelerator shutdown major shift help from UK collaborators – successfully demonstrated operation at baseline gradient with substantial overhead Next run period early 2015 – retrace B=0 operation with Be windows – full tuner system test with 6 units – operate in B>0 22MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

23. Note on RF Tuners We did have some problems with the RF tuners. One developed a leak and we ran with 5. New design complete – Simpler, more robust & more compact. – Prototype to be made and tested – Then full production of 2 new full sets (12) plus spares 23MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

24. Critical Dates All JFE-EFE steel for Step IV at Keller12/8/14 PRY frame (one side) at RAL1/15/15 South PRY wall at RAL3/16/15 North PRY wall & frame at RAL4/28/15 RF Vacuum System Re‐Design Review ‐ Complete1/14/15 Cooling demo PRY engin. design ready6/10/15 Cooling demo Magnetic Shielding Shipped to RAL5/10/16 RF modules arrive at RAL5/18/16 24MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross

25. Conclusions Spectrometer solenoids are complete and installed N & S PRY frames complete Critical delivery is PRY steel at Keller – Typhoon in Japan and 6’ snow in Buffalo has not helped PRY extension has no significant engineering issues RF modules will be almost identical to SCTS currently under test in MTA. Again, presents no significant engineering challenges – Assuming no unexpected results in B field tests Both are well ahead of the critical path at this point. 25MICE Project Board and RLSR – November 24, 2014 Alan Bross