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The Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics
CR arc vacuum chambers
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CR arc scheme All chambers potentially bake-able
BINP CR arc scheme All chambers potentially bake-able Type Cross-section internal Dipole Supper-ellipse 390x146 S=3.5 or rectangular 380x146 4P+6P +pump(?) 1. Circular ID150 2. Supper-ellipse 400x180 (dream) No space for ribs Pickup vessel + corrector + pump 1. Circular ID320 2. Circular ID440 or Supper-ellipse 440 x 190 Ribs? Preference: minimization of wall thickness for fast ramping
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CR dipole chamber Purpose
BINP Consideration of options for providing of bake-able CR dipole chamber for UHV application in pressure range 1e-11 mbar or less. - Decreasing of wall thickness of the chamber to decrease its influence on magnetic field homogeneous during fast ramping (up to 1 T/s).
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CR dipole chamber requirements
BINP CR dipole chamber requirements Aperture: Beam most extreme coordinates in CR dipoles calculated by I.Koop. It was agreed that vertical and horizontal coordinates of the chamber walls have to be higher on 7 mm and 20 mm correspondingly in compare to the calculated coordinates. Note that 7mm and 20mm is about 10% of half of vertical and horizontal sizes of the chamber. Baking temperature: 300°C is recommended to get outgassing rate less than 1e-12 mbar*l/(s*cm^2) for H2 and less than 1e-13 mbar*l/(s*cm^2) for others components. Taking into account possible temperature deviation during bake-out, maximum value of temperature at least 350C has to be used for mechanical calculation. Maximum stress under atmosphere pressure: 150 Mpa at 350°C for 316LN or alloy. Antiproton optics (x,y ) RIB optics (x, y) (62, 65) (60, 61) (80, 63) (96, 58) (100, 63) (125, 56) (115, 62) (160, 44) (155, 46) (165, 40)
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CR dipole chamber variants
BINP Thin wall with super-elliptical shape and ribs: 2. Thick wall with rectangular shape and a radii in corners: Shape with a=190 & b=73 (380x146 – GSI specification) fits requirements for aperture Gap between chamber and magnet yoke – 4mm (looks small for installation heater and insulations). But if CERN technology… Shape for a=195 & b=73mm for deferent “S”. At S=3.5 the shape well fits requirements for aperture.
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CR dipole chamber super-elliptical
BINP - Gap for installation of heater (between ribs) and thermo-insulation – 10mm !!! - Gap between ribs and magnet yoke – 3mm – enough for thermo-insulation (small area). S=3.5, distance between ribs – 50mm Rib’s thickness – 6mm
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CR dipole chamber Next steps:
BINP Next steps: There is draft version of technical specification based on GSI specification for HEBT dipole chambers.
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CR dipole chamber BINP Next steps:
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CR dipole chamber variants
BINP CR dipole chamber variants Next steps:
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1. super- elliptical 2. rectangular CR dipole chamber Production steps
BINP 1. super- elliptical Incoming material or 316LN sheets 2 & 6 mm Steps: Stamping of half parts of profile from 2mm sheet. - Longitudinal welding of profiles. Machining of ribs (water jet cutting or laser cutting) TIG welding of ribs with profile Machining of the modules ends. Assembly of the chamber: transvers welding of modules (5 pieces) to each other. 2. rectangular Incoming material : Given profile made of or 316LN (8 mm). Steps: Cutting and machining of module’s ends. Assembly of the chamber: transvers welding of modules (5 pieces) to each other. Next steps: Cleaning in ultrasonic bathes TIG welding of bellows and CF flanges Vacuum firing at 950°C Geometry, magnetic permeability and vacuum tests
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Pickup combined with corrector and pump
CR 4P + 6P chambers BINP Simple circular with ID=150mm everywhere where it is possible. Pump in-between 4P & 6P? Supper-ellipse 400x190x3 (dream). Pump in-between 4P & 6P? Pickup combined with corrector and pump Circular ID=320mm with pump port. Simple circular ID440mm with pump port or Supper-ellipse 440x190x3 with pump port (corrector design). Note: Existing of pumping port makes installation (or exchange) of pickup’s strips more convenient.
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Design conception for short oval chamber with longitudinal ribs
BINP Example: oval 420 x 146 (Rsmall=65) fits requirements for dipole chamber Horizontal limitation makes wall thickness decreasing from 6mm to 4mm Design optimization for 4P + 6P chamber ~1200 ~600 A A - A 4P P 400 Pump? A
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