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Gregory Fries Accelerator Division Project Engineer Partner Beamline SST Final Design Review February 9 2017 Outline Scope amp WBS Structure ID amp Straight Layout U42 Undulator Refurbishment amp Status ID: 694261

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Slide1

SST FDR – Accelerator Infrastructure

Gregory Fries, Accelerator Division Project EngineerPartner Beamline SST Final Design ReviewFebruary 9, 2017Slide2

Outline

Scope & WBS StructureID & Straight LayoutU42 Undulator Refurbishment & StatusEPU60 Refurbishment & StatusStraight Section StatusFront End Layout & Development Front End Status

ConclusionSlide3

Scope

WBS 7.02.05 - Accelerator Infrastructure (G. Fries)

7.02.05.01 – Front End (C. Amundsen)

7.02.05.02 – Source (ID) (T. Tanabe)

7.02.05.03 – Straight Section (B. Kosciuk)

SST Front End

One canted insertion device (ID) front end

SST Source

One U42 undulator

(refurbished)

One EPU60 (refurbished)

Straight

Section

EPU vacuum chamber

Canting Magnets (permanent magnet)

RF BPMsSlide4

SST ID & Straight Layout

Courtesy of B. Kosciuk

Beam

U42 Undulator

EPU60

Canting Magnet (3x)

RF BPMs

EPU chamberSlide5

U42 Undulator Refurbishment

Previously used device from ESRF

Specifications

1.6m long, 42mm period

0.79T nom.

p

eak field, 2.9kW nom.

m

ax power

A new control system

required to meet NSLS-II standardsNew motor, drivers, gearbox, encoders & limit switches

New manufactured parts for mechanismKill switches & home switches addedCorrection coils addedE-stops & beacons addedDedicated weekly meeting to review design issues & track progressSlide6

U42 Undulator Status

Control system design & assembly complete

Rewiring of device finishing

Machining of parts finishing

Assembly of new device mechanism in process

Control system testing scheduled for late Feb.

Magnetic measurements to take place in March

Plan to install in April

Rack installed on SR

mezzSlide7

EPU60 Refurbishment

Previously used device

from SRC Wisconsin

Specifications

0.89m

long,

60mm

period

N

om

. peak field – V: ~0.79T, H: ~0.45TNom. max

power – LH: 1.4kW, LV: 0.51kW, C: 0.74kWA new control system required to meet NSLS-II standardsA new plinth required to bring EPU to the proper beam heightNew limits switchesKill switches addedNew motorE-stops & beacons addedDedicated weekly meeting to review design issues & track progressSlide8

EPU60 Status

Control system design approved

Control system parts on order; assembly to start in late Feb.

Initial magnetic measurement starting this week

Using old control system

Final magnetic measurements & shimming in April/May

Will know extent after initial measurement

All machined parts complete

New switches on order

Plan to install in summer

Combination of

maint. days & shutdownRack installed on SR mezzSlide9

Straight Section Status

EPU vacuum chamber procured from FMB Berlin

Chamber received in Nov. ‘16 & installed in Dec.

RF BPM buttons & electronics installed in Dec.

RF BPM SiO2 cables to be installed in Feb/March

Canting magnets received from

Vacuumschmelze

Canting magnets being measured by ID group for August installSlide10

SST Front End Layout

Slow Gate Valve

Fixed Mask

Collimator 1

X-Y Slits

Collimator 2

Fast Gate

V

alve

Ratchet Wall Collimator

X-BPMs (on hold)

Safety Shutters

BM Photon Shutter

Beam

Courtesy of C. Amundsen

Flag

Photon ShutterSlide11

Front End Development

Most components are identical to previous ID front ends

First canted beamline with two

undulators

Synchrotron fans overlap each other at fixed mask

Original fixed mask has a center web between the two apertures

Required new fixed mask design

FDR for new fixed mask occurred in Oct. ’16

New design is more adaptable, generic, & easier to manufacture

A prototype was produced to validate the machining process

ANSYS analysis & weld testing

were performedMinor upgrade to slit blade designBetter thermal transfer & easier assemblyFront end ray tracing approvedFront end design completeSlide12

Front End Status

All components received, except:

Fixed mask & slits (due in April)

X-BPM head – de-scoped for now

Cable pulling complete

All stands installed in Dec. ‘16

Ratchet wall collimator installed in Dec. ‘16

Cable termination & utilities work in process

Exit pipe from SR to be installed in April

Integrated testing to occur April/May

Under vacuum, bake & final survey to occur in August

Installation to be complete in AugustShutters locked out until IRR approvalSlide13

Conclusion

U42 & EPU60 refurbishment finishing & magnetic measurement starting

One device to be installed in April & one in the summer

Reusing majority of existing front end component designs

FDR completed for new fixed mask

Front end installation far along & will be complete in August

Installation plan developed & integrated with other beamlines

Resources have been identified and leveled

Work

flow experience from

existing NSLS-II beamlines

On track to meet overall project schedule