M Giovannozzi Collimation Upgrade Specification Meeting 25 1 Optics flexibility in IR37 Massimo Giovannozzi Acknowledgements P Fessia S R edaelli T Risselada Remark design effort to ID: 499064
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June 21th 2013
M. Giovannozzi – Collimation Upgrade Specification Meeting #25
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Optics flexibility in IR3/7
Massimo GiovannozziAcknowledgements: P. Fessia, S. Redaelli, T. Risselada.
Remark: design effort to
analyse
possible improvements to the IR optics on-going (S. Fartoukh).Slide2
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New optics in IR3/7? Trigger: recuperate warm magnets to increase the number of spares
. Preliminary conclusions:In IR3 no MQWB can be removed without changing the optical conditions at the collimators.
In IR7 the MQWB modules in the two Q5 may be removed without changing the optical conditions at the collimators (2 spare magnets).Any other change in the layout will generate a difference of optical condition at the location of the collimators -> Detailed validation of the optics with simulations is required before taking any decision.Option to be explored in more details!June 21th 2013M. Giovannozzi – Collimation Upgrade Specification Meeting #252Analysis made by T. RisseladaSlide3
Injection configurations -
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Alternative approach (after input from P. Fessia):
Highest dose delivered to the first magnet making the Q5 in IR7.It
could be advantageous to replace it with an absorber :Detailed evaluation of the dose reduction to the second magnet by the installation of an absorber still to be done.Time horizon of this change: LS2Therefore:Instead of removing the MQWB it should be re-configured as an MQWA.This would restore the total integrated strength after replacement of one MQWA with an absorber.All this corresponds to displacing the Q5 longitudinally:Can the optics be kept reasonably constant in the collimation region?June 21th 2013M. Giovannozzi – Collimation Upgrade Specification Meeting #253