1. The Berkeley Center for Magnet Technology Superconducting Particle Accelerator Forum of America Member’s Meeting September 23, 2015 Steve Gourlay Director, Berkeley Center for Magnet Technology Head, Superconducting Magnet Program

2. 1 A Cross-Divisional Center of the Engineering Division and the Accelerator Technologies and Applied Physics Division Mission statement: Serve as a Center of Expertise for Magnetic Systems Science and Engineering, through integration of design, fabrication and implementation of complex magnetic systems in support of the DOE Office of Science mission. BCMT will provide – -Coordination and Integration of space, resources, and development of new resources -Provide a coherent means of communication: with DOE, WFO and internally... and an environment for creating and nurturing new ideas The goal is an organization that leads the Office of Science in Magnetic Systems

3. Newly formed BCMT will Provide Many Opportunities  Consolidate and share resources  Integrate infrastructure o Test facilities o Diagnostics/instrumentation  Develop tools and techniques to solve common problems o Mechanical analysis and modeling o Quench protection o Materials o Cryogenics  Generate new applications o Injector magnets o Solenoids o HTS apps outside HEP (we really need these ) Current Year Portfolio Funding ~ $16M

4. Broad Areas of Strength in Magnet Technology (Our unfair competitive advantage) Magnetic systems: – Long, sustained, history of expertise in PM and resistive magnet systems – Strong analysis capabilities Superconducting accelerator magnets: – Long, sustained history of innovation in high-field magnets – Vertically integrated expertise in superconducting magnet technology (materials, analysis, design, fabrication, test) Magnet testing – Development of novel magnetic measurement systems – Development of novel diagnostics – Facilities for PM, EM, and SC magnet testing

5. BCMT S. Gourlay, Director Deputy, Ross Schlueter Advanced Concepts and Materials S. Prestemon SC Accelerator Magnets S. Gourlay Magnets for Light Sources R. Schlueter Testing/QA TBD Production/Projects D. Leitner Resource Chart for BCMT Reflects Full Scope of Magnet Related Activities at LBNL ECR for FRIB, Gantry Project (DOE Stewardship), WFO - Varian Advanced Light Source, ALS-U, LCLS-II PMUs, SCU R&D Superconducting Magnet Program, LARP/Hi-Lumi Measurement and Test Facilities Project Management, Resource Sharing, Priorities, Fab space

6. Engineering Resources All of the activities require substantial infrastructure and resources - Space Test facilities Instrumentation and Diagnostics Management... and People

7. Undulator Measurement Facility Helium Recovery (upcoming) Capabilities - Field range:  T to several Tesla -Field maps, integrals, harmonics -Techniques: Hall probe, Pulsed wire, Stretched wire, Flip coil, Rotating Coil -Technologies: Warm, Cold, Permanent Magnet, DC, pulsed -Magnetic Alignment: fiducialization with support from S&A group Superconducting Magnet Test Facility Facilities

8. BCMT Positions Us for an Exciting Future Near-Term ALS-U ECR for FAIR ECR design for IMP New SMP goals Far-Term JLAB MEIC magnets? Wind generators Axion search (1m , 3 – 4 m, 10T) CCT rapid cycling for IMP HEP Stewardship is a link to a broader mission – gantry is a successful example Ongoing Resources and expertise for SC projects

9. We are on a path to build a vibrant, exciting program BCMT will provide a unique framework to build expertise, develop new ideas and deliver on projects Answers the need for development of new magnet technologies for SC Leadership and significant contribution to a national HEP magnet program