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CERN Grooved Chamber Review
SLAC
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CERN Requirement
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Extrusion from ALMAG
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Design Options Extrude (ALMAG) Minimum groove dimensions
2 mm deep, 1.21mm wide, overall depth 4mm, 22 degree angle Groove radii, top 0.003in (0.076mm), bottom 0.005in (0.127mm) Rework bottom radius with saw cutter Length 1 meter Saw: (ROBBJACK) Machine with special profile gang cutter
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Possible Mfg Options Extruding (Vendor ALMAG)
Slitting saw type cutter with profile to match groove form (Vendor ROBBJACK) Electro Discharge Machining (EDM) Casting Press forming Laser for reforming bottom groove Roll forming/metal folding Textured metal forming
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CERN Option Use existing PEP II extrusion
Cut out existing grooves in extrusion (approx 34 mm wide) Grooves are approx 3.7 mm deep Overall depth approx. 7mm but can be reduced Weld several sections together Length as required
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Existing PEPII Extrusion
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Mfg Comments Options limited due to very precise requirements
Roundness tolerances beyond normal mfg 1 mm type groove depth/radii are very small
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Mfg Comments Extruding Almost meets requirements
Can secondary operation reduce bottom groove radius ?
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Mfg Comments Slitting Saw Type Profile Cutter
Can very thin profile cutter be mfg & survive metal cutting ? Gang cutter possible for multi-cut mf
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Mfg Comments EDM Not a continuous mfg process Short length (15 in max)
Sharp top & bottom groove radii yet to be proven Relatively expensive
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Mfg Comments Roll Forming/Metal Folding
Similar to auto radiator cooling fin mfg Very small pitch would be as issue Very sharp corner radii would be an issue
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Mfg Comments Casting Minimal radius may be an issue
Not a continuous mfg process Limited length capability Casting material may be an issue Possible Vendor : Precision Cast Parts in Portland, OR
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Mfg Comments Press Forming Very sharp corners are a problem
Length may be a problem - dependant on press platen size Not a continuous mfg process
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Mfg Comments Textured Metal Forming
Can groove embossing provide adequate e-cloud profile ? Would be inserted into chamber Inexpensive
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Solution Planning Saw Cutting : Rework extrusion or full machining with saw Experiment with new saws For long range approach : Cerro Will they license or develop their mfg process for larger bore sizes ? Who designed their extruder ? Contact them & arrange a visit (St Louis) Estimate cost
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Solution Planning Textured Metal Forming
How close can textured metal be formed to form grooves ? Will a textures pattern perform the electrical requirements ? Contact & visit a couple of textures metal manufacturers
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Solution Planning Chamber Coating
Microwave tube industry has experimented with many coatings – are any applicable to the EC Cloud problem ? Are nanotubes applicable ?
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