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3 TEM3P: Multi-Physics Analysis CAD Model EM Analysis Thermal Analysis Mechanical Analysis Finite element based with higher-order basis functions Natural choice: FEM originated from structural analysis! Use the same software infrastructure as Omega3P Reuse solvers framework Mesh data structures and format Parallel
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COMPASS All-Hands Meeting,COMPASS All-Hands Meeting,
FNAL, Sept. 17-18, 2007FNAL, Sept. 17-18, 2007
Accelerator Prototyping Accelerator Prototyping Through Multi-physics Through Multi-physics AnalysisAnalysis
Volkan Akcelik, Lie-Quan Lee, Ernesto Prudencio,
Cho Ng, Zenghai Li, Kwok Ko
Advanced Computations DepartmentStanford Linear Accelerator Center
Work supported by DOE ASCR, BES & HEP Divisions under contract DE-AC02-76SF00515
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Multi-physics Analysis for Multi-physics Analysis for Accelerator ComponentsAccelerator Components
Virtual prototyping through computing Thermal and mechanical analysis as important as
EM analysis EM heating, Thermal radiation, Lorentz force detuning,
Mechanical stress Augmented by additional physics
particle effects including emittance and multipacting Nonlinear and transit effects in superconducting cavity
design Accurate and reliable multi-physics simulation
requires large-scale parallel computing: TEM3P
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TEM3P: Multi-Physics TEM3P: Multi-Physics Analysis Analysis
CAD Model
EM Analysis
Thermal Analysis
Mechanical Analysis
Finite element based with higher-order basis functions Natural choice: FEM originated
from structural analysis! Use the same software
infrastructure as Omega3P Reuse solvers framework Mesh data structures and
format Parallel
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TEM3P for LCLS RF GunTEM3P for LCLS RF Gun
EM DomainThermal/Mechanical Domain
Benchmark TEM3P against ANSYS
CAD Model (courtesy of Eric Jongewaard)
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RF Gun EM analysisRF Gun EM analysis
The second mode is operating mode
Its magnetic field on the cavity inner surface generates heating!
1st mode 2.8411 GHz
2nd mode 2.8561 GHz
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Mesh for Thermal/Mechanical Mesh for Thermal/Mechanical analysisanalysis
Mesh: 0.6 million nodes.Materials: Copper + Stainless steelThermal analysis: 7 cooling channels EM Heating
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Parameters for Thermal Parameters for Thermal AnalysisAnalysis
TEM3P: cooling channels modelled as Robin BC 7 cooling channels
specific temperatures and film coefficients Thermal load from EM power loss (4000 Watt)
EM Heating BC Thermal conductivity for copper 391 Thermal conductivity for stainless steel 16.2 Other surfaces modelled as homogeneous
Neumann BC
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Thermal Analysis Thermal Analysis loaded with EM Heatingloaded with EM Heating
ANSYS TEM3PMaximal Temperature 49.96 C Maximal Temperature 49.82 C
Temperature Distribution
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Mechanical Analysis Mechanical Analysis with Thermal Loadwith Thermal Load
ANSYS TEM3PMaximal displacement: 37.10 mMaximal displacement: 36.99 m
Future work: compute stress and shifted frequency due to geometry change
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Multi-physics Analysis for Multi-physics Analysis for SRF Cavities and SRF Cavities and CryomodulesCryomodules Thermal behaviors near
superconducting region are highly nonlinear
SRF Cavity wall is very thin Anisotropic high-order
mesh will reduce significant amount of computing
Working with RPI/ITAPS