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HIE-ISOLDE HEBT: characteristics - PowerPoint Presentation

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HIE-ISOLDE HEBT: characteristics - PPT Presentation

Beamline diameter 40 mm REX 100 mm Beamline height 175 m Beamline vacuum low 1e7 high 1e8 mbar Connection of setups Beamline ends with fast vacuum valve DN40 On the setups side ID: 475500

electronics trench cable setup trench electronics setup cable power trays beam experiments proton laser pulse corset isolde detector vacuum

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HIE-ISOLDE HEBT: characteristics

Beamline diameter: 40 mm (REX: 100 mm)Beamline height: 1.75 mBeamline vacuum: low 1e-7- high 1e-8 mbarConnection of setups:Beamline ends with fast vacuum valve, DN40On the setup’s side: permanent KF40 double cross with a Penning and Pirani connected to ISOLDE vacuum interlockSpace for experiments – between cable trench and Jura wallMoving equipment: from new SAS, along the wallSlide2

Trench 88cm

Beamine cable traysSpace for experiments – on this side of the trench

Setup

Electronics + dewarsCable pathPatch panelSurveyors’ reference pole (position to be discussed)

Miniball

cables length is 15m

5.1

m

2.6

m

1:100

MINIBALLSlide3

Miniball - Requirements:

Electricity needs:Power – setup, pumps:Power – electronics:3 phase plugs:63A 32A electronics, 10A PC, 16A setup one 3 phase plugSignals from/to ISOLDE (e.g. proton or laser pulse) SC, Proton

on target, EBIS, laser pulseCable traysyes

Gases-CryogenicsyesMechanical support structures-Slide4

trench

Ca. 1.3 mTrench below experiments will be reinforced to keep stability and withstand the weight

1.75 m

Ca. 1.2 mSlide5

235 cm

87 cm270 cmSlide6

90 cmSlide7
Slide8

trench

Beamine

cable trays

Space for experiments – on this side of the trenchPlease mark:SetupElectronicsCable path

Surveyors’ reference pole (position to be discussed)Ion beam focus: in the middle of the trenchSlide9

trench

Beamine

cable trays

Space for experiments – on this side of the trenchPlease mark:SetupElectronicsCable path

Surveyors’ reference pole (position to be discussed)Ion beam focus: in the middle of the trench

ACTARSlide10

Requirements for ACTAR TPC:

Electricity needs:Power – setup, pumps: Power – electronics:3 phase plugs:Standard vacuum system, vol ≈100 lt≈2 kW detector power supplies---

Signals from/to ISOLDE (e.g. proton or laser pulse) Proton, gate, Laser, EBIS

Cable traysDetector to electronic racks: not necessaryGasesC4H10, D2, He, Ar, CO2…CryogenicsNoMechanical support structuresTo be decidedSlide11

Beam focal point

Middle of the trench

Active target chamber

Gas control/bottlesGas control

ElectronicsElectronicsElectronics

Beam pipe,

auxiliary detectors,

safety valves

Mk: Can it move to the right?Slide12

trench

CF40 valveIf possible: leave space for a CF40 cross with vacuum gauges

Beam focus

Ca. 1.3 mTrench below experiments will be reinforced to keep stability and withstand the weight

1.75 m

Ca. 1.2 m

Active target chamber

Beam pipe,

auxiliary detectors,

safety valvesSlide13

Requirements:

Electricity needs:Power – setup, pumps:Power – electronics:3 phase plugs:Signals from/to ISOLDE (e.g. proton or laser pulse) Cable traysGases

Cryogenics

Mechanical support structuresSlide14

Please mark your setup and electronics

Beam focal pointMiddle of the trenchSlide15

Please mark your setup and connections

Movable trenchCF40 valve

If possible: leave space for a CF40 cross with vacuum gauges

Beam focusCa. 1.3 m

Trench below experiments will be reinforced to keep stability and withstand the weight1.75 m

Ca. 1.2 m

Demineralised 27-deg water

C

ompressed air, gas lines

power

Movable power boxSlide16

Requirements - CORSET:

Electricity needs: 2 racks for NIM cratesSignals from/to ISOLDE (e.g. proton or laser pulse) Pulse arrivalCable trays-Gases-Cryogenics-Mechanical support structures

▪ Reaction

chamber with diameter of 0.75 - 1 m▪ 2 racks for NIM crates; can be installed remote▪ No special devices

for the mounting of CORSET are neededSlide17

The CORSET Spectrometer

rotatable

Si stop detector

TOF

(MCP detectors)

0.5 – 1 m

Si detector

TOF detectorSlide18

The CORSET Spectrometer

CORSET reaction chamber at GSI

1 mSlide19

Needs

for the Installation of CORSET▪ Reaction chamber with diameter of 0.75 - 1 m▪ 2 racks for NIM crates; can be

installed remote▪ No

special devices for the mounting of CORSET are neededSlide20

Please mark your setup and electronics

Beam focal pointMiddle of the trench

rotatable

Si stop detector

TOF

(MCP detectors)

0.5 – 1 m

electronicsSlide21

Requirements – tilted foils:

Tilted Foils b-NMR setupElectricity needs:Power – setup, pumps:Power – electronics:3 phase plugs:1 x 64 Amp (magnet supply + pumps)2 x 16 Amp not required

Signals from/to ISOLDE (e.g. proton or laser pulse) signals from

EBISCable traysNo special trays requiredGasesNoCryogenicsNot considered for the momentMechanical support structuresAdjustable heightSlide22

General overviewSlide23

General overviewSlide24

Magnet support –adjustable height