1 brookhaven science associates efac review – may 11, 2007 s. sharma nsls-ii frontends and canted...

11
1 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES EFAC Review – May 11, 2007 S. Sharma NSLS-II Frontends and Canted Wigglers Options Sushil Sharma

Upload: arron-marshall

Post on 01-Jan-2016

217 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

1 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

NSLS-II Frontends and Canted Wigglers Options

Sushil Sharma

2 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

ID Beamline

BMBeamline

ID Frontend

BM Frontend

Schematic Layout of a Cell

ID and BM Frontends

BM Photon Shutter

Slow Gate valve

Bremsstrahlung Stop

Configuration without a FrontendExit Port

Beam

3 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

Slow GateValve

Fixed Mask

XBPM1

LeadCollimator

PhotonShutter

Fast GateValve

XBPM2

SafetyShutter

Typical NSLS-II Frontend

Only one fixed mask and one photon shutter are used in a frontend.

The BM photon shutter before the slow gate valve eliminates the need for another slow gate valve in the frontend.

BM PhotonShutter

4 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

APS fixed mask design

Lead Collimator Photon shutter

Safety shutters

XBPM

Frontend Components

5 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

Front end – Thermal Analysis

For the front-end components the calculated temperature is ~ 430 ºC a thermal fatigue life of greater than 10,000 cycles.

Glidcop

7.4 m

0.5 m

6 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

Typical Chamber Cross-Section

Dipole Chamber - 1

Canted Wigglers Option

10.3 m

7 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

• Bellows assemblies are required to accommodate thermal expansions of the chambers during bakeout and misalignment of the flanges.

• Two bellows assemblies (inboard and outboard) are preferable considering beam impedance, cost and schedule.

• Hardware or “crotch” between the two bellows assemblies must be protected by a crotch absorber.

Wiggler Absorber

Wiggler Absorber

Chamber 2 Chamber 3

Crotch Absorber

Crotch Absorber

Canted Wigglers Option – contd.

8 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

6 mrad

4 mrad

Canted Wigglers Option – contd.

The wiggler(s) fan is limited to ~ 6 mrad, which is trimmed to ~ 4 mrad by the wiggler absorber, in order to get the fan out to the frontend. A significantly larger fan will require extensive modifications of the chambers, absorbers and magnets.

The new wigglers with a fan of ± 2.3 mrad can be canted to ~ 2 mrad.

Fans of New Canted Wigglers at 10 m

9 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

The crotch absorber intercepts 814 W at a normal peak power density of 0.25kW/mm2. A maximum temperature of 105 ºC is calculated.

The total intercepted power by the wiggler absorber is 11 kW out of 65 kW. This results in a maximum temperature of 427 ºC. A fatigue life of > 10,000 cycles is expected.

SR Absorbers – Thermal Analyses

Crotch Absorber Wiggler Absorber

10 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

APS Exit Port

Magnet Modifications for Exit ports

Wiggler Absorber Exit Port

NSLS-II Wiggler Exit Port

11 BROOKHAVEN SCIENCE ASSOCIATES

EFAC Review – May 11, 2007S. Sharma

Summary:

Preliminary design and analysis of the ID, wiggler and BM frontends are in progress.

Wiggler(s) radiation fan must be limited to approximately ± 3 mrad in order to use the standard aluminum extrusions, absorbers, exit ports and associated magnets.

Wigglers with a fan of approximately ± 2.3 mrad fan can be canted to ~ 2 mrad.