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PDR - HEX Front End Sushil Sharma - PPT Presentation

and Chris Amundsen John Tuozzolo Frank DePaola Outline Requirements Specifications amp Interfaces Ray tracings Storage ring modifications HEX front e nd l ayout Preliminary design of the fixed ID: 725893

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Slide1

PDR - HEX Front End

Sushil Sharma

and

Chris Amundsen, John Tuozzolo, Frank DePaolaSlide2

Outline

Requirements, Specifications & Interfaces

Ray tracings

Storage ring modifications

HEX front

e

nd

l

ayout

Preliminary design of the fixed

a

perture

m

ask

Preliminary design of the slits

Other

f

ront end components

Summary & ConclusionsSlide3

Requirements, Specifications & Interfaces

Optimized requirements to minimize impact on storage ring

Synchrotron fan from the SCW source is wider than those from previous devices.

First front end with 3 beams.

Version 2 – March 2018Slide4

Beamline

HEX

Type

SCW

Device envelope length

~1.8 m

Magnetic Length

1.2m nominal

(29 main and 4 partial poles)

CantedNoPeriod: nominal70 mmNominal (minimum) gap of vacuum bore tube *10 mm TBCPeak field nominal4.3 T Keff: nominal28.1*1Energy Range: 8 keV –200 keVPower total: nominal 55.7 kW*1Max.power per unit solid angle: nominal28.4 kW/mr2 *1 StraightLow betaDevice center*2May be offset in the straight to the downstream end.Fan angle *3 (mrad H) : nominal (maximum)9.87 (10.15)Fan angle *3 (mrad V) : nominal (maximum)0.88 (1.47)Magnetic field variation rangeCurrent adjustment 0 – 100%

Source Specifications

Beams: Fans and Separations

HEX RSISlide5

Horizontal Ray Tracing – Interlocked Fan (EPS)

Interlocked Fan:

± 0.5 mm

± 0.25 mrad

BeamSlide6

Interlocked Fan:

± 0.5 mm

± 0.25 mrad

Vertical Raytracing – Interlocked Fan (EPS)

BeamSlide7

Horizontal Raytracing – No Interlocks (PPS)

BeamSlide8

Storage Ring (SR) Modification

Modifications to the dipole vacuum chamber is required.

A new design of the SR Exit Absorber is required.

Preliminary SR Ray Trace

Courtesy of C. Hetzel

Dipole Chamber

Exit Absorber

BeamSlide9

Bending Magnet

Photon Shutter

Slow

Gate Valve

Fixed Aperture

Mask

Slits

Photon

Shutter

Lead Collimator-1Lead Collimator-2Ratchet WallCollimatorDual Safety ShuttersFast Gate ValveIon PumpWith TSP (3)BeamHEX Front End ComponentsSlide10

Layout of the HEX Frontend

BeamSlide11

HEX Fixed Aperture Mask

SST Mask of the New Design

The new design concept (beam is intercepted only by top and bottom water-cooled surfaces) allows 3 closely-spaced apertures.

The front end components are made from CuCrZr.

A mask of this design is installed in the SST front end.Slide12

HEX Fixed Mask with Three Apertures

3 AperturesSlide13

HEX Fixed Mask Analysis

Finite Element Analysis Results:

Courtesy: S. O’Hara

A Maximum temperature of 317

⁰C is calculated which is lower than the allowed value of 350 ⁰C.

M

ask with 3 apertures

Max. Power Density:

28.4 kW/mr²

Total Power: 55.7 kWCourtesy: O. ChubarHEX SCW Power DistributionSlide14

Center and

Inboard Beams

Outboard

Beam

Center Beam

Apertures

HEX Slits

The slit design presented at CDR , in which each beam had its own vacuum flanges, was difficult to implement for the closely-spaced beams.

Only discrete apertures are possible.

In the new design the three beams pass through common 8-inch flanges.Cooling channels and apertures are optimized.Slide15

Cooling Channels

HEX Slits

Channel PlugSlide16

HEX Slit Finite Element Analysis

The maximum temperature rise for nominal operating conditions (cases 1,2 and 3) is 250.6

⁰C. This is lower than the design specification of 325 ⁰C.

For the fault condition (Case 4) the maximum temperature rise (357.9

C) is within the allowed limit (400 ⁰C).

357.9

⁰C

250.6

⁰C99.5 ⁰C221.3 ⁰C1423Slide17

HEX Lead Collimators 1 and 2

Lead Cover Off

With Lead Cover

Lead Collimator 1

Lead Collimator 2

Typical Lead Stacking DetailsSlide18

HEX Photon Shutter

Beam Intercepting Tapered Surface

Photon Shutter (3 Beams)Slide19

HEX Safety Shutters

Lead Cover Off

Lead Cover on

The shutters are actuated by air thrusters that

lower

the lead blocks into the beam path.Slide20

HEX Front End Schedule

Activity

Start

Finish

Layout

& Basic Component Design

01-Nov-17

30-Mar-18Ray Tracings02-Apr-1829-Jun-18

Slit and Stage Design, Prototype and Test

02-Jul-1824-Oct-18Detail Components & Final Design02-Jul-1824-Oct-18Dipole Chamber & Vacuum Design31-Jul-1824-Oct-18Formal Design Review25-Oct-1826-Oct-18Procurement of Basic Components23-Nov-2022-Mar-21Slide21

Summary & Conclusions

HEX

front end layout has been updated for the new RSI.

Preliminary ray tracings have been completed.

Preliminary designs of the front end components have been completed.

A new design of the HEX slits has been developed to accommodate closely-spaced beams.

Detailed finite element analyses have been carried out for the fixed mask and the slits to verify their designs.

Front end design tasks are on schedule.