ILC Industrialisation Linear Collider Forum of Europe

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1 ILC Industrialisation Linear Collider Forum of Europe Michael Peiniger, ACCEL (Europe) The Linear Collider Forum of Europe Issues to address and to further discuss in the GG5-session (proposedbyshekarmishra) Basic assumptions on industrial production worldwide (example cavity/module production) ILC-Industrialisation and the European XFEL ACCEL s view as a company supplying the accelerator labs worldwide

2 Linear Collider Forum of Europe - short summary for 2. ILC workshop Aug.2005 European SCRF Forum European Superconducting Radio-Frequency Forum A brief summary of the Kick-off Meeting April 7/8, 2005 DESY (Karsten Wurr, see XFEL website) Very compact version for 2. ILC-WS 2005 (Michael Peiniger) K. Wurr DESY-Technology Transfer Office M. Peiniger ACCEL SRF workshop July 2005

3 European SCRF Forum - 1. Context & Motivation Context and Motivations At DESY the TESLA collaboration has built a 1 GeV SCRF linac with ~ 40 cavities Asia (in Japan) and US are planning test facilities of similar dimensions Europa is preparing the construction of a XFEL, using a ~ 25 GeV SCRF drive beam with ~ 1000 cavities. Construction is to start in The international particle physics community has decided to build the International Linear Collider (ILC) based on the TESLA/SRF technology. This project comprises > 20,000 cavities. Construction could start >~ How to involve industry in an early stage? K. Wurr DESY-Technology Transfer Office M. Peiniger ACCEL SRF workshop July 2005

4 European SCRF Forum 3. Aims & Tasks Discussed Tasks of the Forum Create a European industrial base (esp. for the European XFEL and the future International Linear Collider) Provide a point of contact between European industry active and interested in all aspects of SC RF accelerators European accelerator laboratories, scientists and engineers the European Union and its member countries accelerator laboratories in Asia and the US Strengthen the discussion between science, industry and politics Develop ways of co-operation and knowledge transfer between the partners Provide all partners with a regular up-date of the project developments (esp. smaller ones and from other regions), e.g. through seminars Open information channels which single partners have no access to (like foreign administrations) and guarantee a transparent view on the competitive situation concerning the ILC in the different world regions Make rules transparent for administration of projects and tendering K. Wurr DESY-Technology Transfer Office M. Peiniger ACCEL SRF workshop July 2005

5 European SCRF Forum 4. Next steps Constitutional Group Christian Arnault (LAL, FR) 5 Labs / Agencies Mike Dykes (ASTEC, UK) Carlo Pagani (INFN, IT) Javier Romero Ruiz (CDTI, ES) Dieter Trines (DESY, DE) Giorgio Corniani (Zanon, IT) 7 Industry Kurt Ebbinghaus (ad personam) Lluís Miralles (Cells, ES) Michael Peiniger (ACCEL, DE) Luigi Rebuffi (Thales, FR) Pieter van Otterloo (Dutch Scientific, NL) David Wilcox (HPRF, UK) Karsten Wurr (DESY, DE) Secretary K. Wurr DESY-Technology Transfer Office M. Peiniger ACCEL SRF workshop July 2005

6 European SCRF Forum 4. Next steps Schedule April 27, 2005 June 7, Meeting, Constitutional Group 2. Meeting, Constitutional Group Autumn, 2005 Foundation Meeting European SCRF Forum K. Wurr DESY-Technology Transfer Office M. Peiniger ACCEL SRF workshop July 2005

7 Issues to address and to further discuss in the GG5-session (proposed by Shekar Mishra) 1) Vision of how industry plan to grow in each region to meet the challenge of ILC production. Issues of investment in the infrastructure needed and who should put resources in to them. See XFEL topic 2) Model of work between laboratory and industry. See XFEL topic 3) Industrialization issues within the three regions See XFEL topic 4) Inter regional industrialization issues to work out 5) How do we handle intellectual property in regions and inter-regional for this international project. Compare with other projects like LHC, ITER 6) How do we handle and work on a open cost estimate. Industry to participate from the beginning 7) Role of developing countries. to be discussed 8) Global participation of international companies on civil construction there are potentially more parts one cannot devide into 3

8 Basic assumptions of industrial production worldwide (example cavity/module production) (might change through the workshop upon discussion) Fullfillment of cavity/module specifications will be demonstrated by the regional ILC labs on several prototypes, produced in cooperation with specialised industry (R&D phase). For series production (including pre-series) cavities/modules will be produced completely by industry. For cost and timing reasons only cavity and module testing will be performed at the regional labs and/or at the host. After technology transfer from the regional labs regional industry is powerful enough to supply such cavities/modules cost effective and in time. There will be substantial cavity/module contributions from each region. So it looks for a regional industrialisation approach (at least on the key/high-tech works), but we should not forget to discuss possible advantages of global industrial cooperation.

9 ILC-Industrialisation and the European XFEL TTF (starting some 10 years ago) Production of some 50 cavities, couplers, few cryostats by industry (build to print, intense cooperation lab-industry) Preparation, testing, string/module assembly by DESY XFEL (industrial production to start 2007) Production of 1000 cavities, couplers, He tanks, 125 cryostats etc. (build to print?) Preparation of 1000 cavities for cold test at DESY ( best effort or perf. guaranty?) Preparation and conditioning of 1000 couplers ( best effort or perf. guaranty?) String and module assembly ( best effort or perf. guaranty?) Module cold test at DESY Still big steps to accomplish: DESY to demonstrate performance (>28 MV/m etc.) on several complete modules Final discussions/work outs with specialised industry on performance responsibilities (Implementation on prototyping and pre-series at least for preparation and assembly, early investment on eb welding machines for keeping the schedule) Experiences from LHC, LEP200 etc. should be taken into account

10 Issues to address and to further discuss in the GG5-session (proposed by Shekar Mishra) 1) Vision of how industry plan to grow in each region to meet the challenge of ILC production. Issues of investment in the infrastructure needed and who should put resources in to them. See XFEL topic 2) Model of work between laboratory and industry. See XFEL topic 3) Industrialization issues within the three regions See XFEL topic 4) Inter regional industrialization issues to work out 5) How do we handle intellectual property in regions and inter-regional for this international project. Compare with other projects like LHC, ITER 6) How do we handle and work on a open cost estimate. Industry to participate from the beginning 7) Role of developing countries. to be discussed 8) Global participation of international companies on civil construction there are potentially more parts one cannot devide into 3

11 ACCEL s view as a company supplying the accelerator labs worldwide ACCEL s Partners and Customers in Fundamental and Applied Research (not complete) ACCEL today: 120 physicists/engineers, 130 manufacturing specialists substantial specialised manufacturing capabilities 2000 person years know how, 0,5 Bio integrated business volume We work hard to serve ILC in the future - worldwide