Development of the X-band structure at Fermilab
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1 Development of the X-band structure at Fermilab Outline: N. Solyak Infrastructure and History Production & FY04 schedule Calculations RF QC Girder studies (Slides from MAC, AAC and meeting presentations. Contributors: D.Finley, H.Carter, T.Arkan, T.Khabiboulline, I.Gonin, G.Romanov, C.Boffo + SLAC) 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 1
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7 RF disk and coupler Etching 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 7
8 History of Accelerating structures at FNAL The first FXA structure was built Oct Now we have designed, built or ordered FXB, FXC, FXD series. FXA 20cm long, 2p/3, no damping. Built 3 structures. FXB (H60VG3S18) 60 cm long, 150 phase advance, no damping. Couplers of 2 types: fat-lip (#2-#3) and WG (#4-#7). Built 6 structures, 3 already tested at SLAC, 2-under test. FXC-75 (H75VG4S18), 75cm, j=150, Damped. FWG coupler. Ordered and tested few cells. FXC (H60VG3S17), 60cm. j=150, Damped. FWG coupler. No HOM coupler. 4 structures will built in FY2004. FXD A/B (H60VG4SL17). 60cm. j=150, Damped. FWG coupler. HOM coupler. A/B interleaved structures for ASSET tests. 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 8
9 Structure evolution 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 9
10 Breakdown Rate with 400ns pulses 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 10
11 H60VG3n-C6 H60VG3n-C6 5MV/m H60VG3S17 H60VG4S17 damage 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 11
12 FXA 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 12
13 FXB 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 13
14 FXB-pictures 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 14
15 FXB 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 15
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18 FXC 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 18
19 Vendors From T.Arkan AAC presentation 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 19
20 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 20
21 Structures for Phase II of the 8-Pack We have begun FXC series structure production FXB Cell aka H60VG3S17, 150, no HOM extraction Parts for 5 structures on hand RF and mechanical QC of parts completed First stack is brazed and measured Couplers are brazed and measured Plan to produce 4 (or 5) structures by Feb. 1, 2004 RDDS-1 Cell FXC Cell 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 21
22 FXD 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 22
23 Structure Fabrication Schedule 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 23
24 FNAL Deliverables for the 8-Pack For 8-Pack Phase IIa Provide two FXC structures mounted on standard NLCTA-style strongbacks Provide two FXC structures, each mounted on an 8-Pack Ready strongback For 8-Pack Phase IIb Provide one FXD-a and one FXD-b structure Provide six more 8-Pack Ready strongbacks Standard NLCTAstyle Strongback Shorter 8-Pack Ready Strongback 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 24
25 8-Pack Project Overview: Power Handling Schematic From NLCTA Station 1 From NLCTA Station 2 From SLED Overmoded 300MW, 400 ns 3 db Phase IIa 3 db 3 db 3 db 3 db Structure Structure Structure Structure Structure Structure Structure Structure These structures could be located in stations 1&2 From SLED Overmoded Phase IIb 6 db 4.8 db 3 db 3 db 3 db 3 db 3 db FXC FXC FXC FXC FXD-a FXD-b SLAC/KEK SLAC/KEK 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 25
26 Goal 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 26
27 Menu for FY04 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 27
28 Structure design ¼ geometry First few cells included Trapped HOM 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 28
29 FXC RF Disk Simulation HFSS MWS 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 29
30 Procedure of couplers optimization Creation of Solid Model Optimization Choice of parameters for optimization C++ program for R minimization (Kroll) No Mathcad program for results analysis Y FINISH 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 30
31 FXC input coupler FWG Phase S11 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 31
32 Output coupler Amplitude Phase S11 Matching cell Calculated Phase and S11 (N.Kroll) 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 32
33 Input coupler H ~ 3.05E+5 A/m T ~ 25º Pulse heating at 400ns Eacc=65 MV/m Output coupler Magnetic field in area of rounding at slot and b H~3.5e5 T~32º ANSYS: Cu annealed T~ 44º Cu hard T~130º 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 33
34 RF QC Accuracy=±2MHz Automated, 4 modes Record 35 sec/cell 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 34
35 RF QC(1) 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 35
36 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 36
37 New technique: shorted matching cell 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 37
38 RF tests / Bead-pull measurements 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 38
39 FXB-004 FXA /8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 39
40 Amplitude and phase FXB /8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 40
41 Girders studies 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 41
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45 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 45
46 Summary 12/8/2003 N.Solyak, slide 46
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