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Two beam power loss: how to compute it - PPT Presentation

F Giordano B Salvant N Biancacci L Teofili and C Zannini Many thanks to G Rumolo and the CST team Outline Background Two beam power loss computation with CST Filling scheme generator script introduction ID: 793496

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Two beam power loss:how to compute it

F. Giordano, B.

Salvant

, N.

Biancacci

, L.

Teofili

and C.

Zannini

Many thanks to:

G.

Rumolo

and the CST team.

Slide2

Outline

Background

Two beam power loss computation with CST

Filling scheme generator: script introduction

Examples

Conclusion

Slide3

1. Background

The CST team presented us the possibility to compute the power loss directly in CST.

CST has been benchmarked in computing power loss for the one beam case (

https://indico.cern.ch/event/766031/

F. Giordano).CST is being benchmarked in computing wakepotential for the two beams case (see L. Teofili talk)Let’s see how to use it to compute the power loss of two beam

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2. Two beam power loss computing with CST

2.1 Define two particle beams

2.2 Enable the power loss computation

2.3 Analyse the results

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2.1 Define two particle beam

Right click on particle beam and add a new particle beam

Change the global beam direction on “-z”

Eventually change the shape

 See next section (

Filling scheme generator: script introduction)Set the ”Charge” accordingly to the value given by the script generator

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2.2 Enable the power loss computation

Define a structure with a lossy material

Click on Setup Solver

Open the “Specials..” menu

Navigate into “Material”

Tick “time power metal losses (1D)”

Run the simulation

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Go to:

Click on “Loss in Metals”

2.3 Analyse the results

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3. Filling scheme generator: script introduction

CST allows to change the shape of the beam

 arbitrary filling scheme can be used.

It requires a .txt files

A script is ready to use to directly compute various filling scheme

https://swan005.cern.ch/user/giordanf/notebooks/SWAN_projects/CST_filling_scheme_generator/CST_filling_scheme_generator.ipynb

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3. Filling scheme generator: script introduction

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3. Filling scheme generator: script introduction

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3. Filling scheme generator: script introduction

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3. Filling scheme generator: script introduction

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4. Examples

4.1 Two delayed single beam

4.2 Two beams of 20 bunches

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4.1 Two delayed single beam

Beam 1

Beam 2

Script output

 Input for CST

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4.1 Two delayed single beam

Wakepotential

Energy

Beam 1

Beam 2

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4.1 Two delayed single beam

Power loss

Beam 1

Beam 2

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4.2 Two beams of 20 bunches

Arbitrary filling scheme generated with the script

If more than one bunch only the power is given without any information on the wake.

Power loss

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Conclusion

CST allows us to compute the power loss of any kind of fill provided the filling scheme

The filling scheme can be produced using the given script (see Section 3)

CST can compute the power loss also in the case of two beams with any filling scheme

If the filling scheme has more than one bunch CST does not give any information on the wake, the power loss is always given

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Thanks for the attention!