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Introduction to HIPPI05Introduction to HIPPI05

- Few words on the life of HIPPI- A new HIPPI Management…- HIPPI 05 organization- Mandate for the ESAC- HIPPI at CARE05- Planning, milestones and deliverables

Maurizio Vretenar, 28.9.2005

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HIPPI for newcomersHIPPI for newcomers

HIPPI = High Intensity Pulsed Proton Injectors

Main objective:

Research and development of the technology for high intensity pulsed proton linear accelerators up to an energy of 200 MeV.

- First proposal in March 2003- Final proposal in September 2003- Start in January 2004 for 5 years

duration

HIPPI is at the end of its 2nd year, almost mid way to the end…

We are now in the real business !

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HIPPI Management ChangesHIPPI Management Changes

Purely CERN-related problem: in 2006 the CERN AB Department had to replace 6 Group Leaders out of 9…

Roland Garoby has been convinced to accept the responsibility of the BDI (=Beam Diagnostics and Instrumentation) Group (~85 people, LHC on sight…), effective from September 1st.

RG was forced to reduce his other responsibilities: he has convinced MV to accept the role of HIPPI coordinator from July 1st as well as the responsibility for the CERN contribution to HIPPI-related work (R&D for Linac4).

However, RG remains involved in CERN studies for future accelerators, keeps responsibility of the SPL work at CERN and contributes to BENE and HHH Networks inside CARE.

And he sends to HIPPI05 his greetings and his wishes for a good work!

Why change a well experienced team?

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New HIPPI ManagementNew HIPPI Management

From July 1st:

HIPPI Coordinator: Maurizio VretenarHIPPI Deputy Coordinator: Alessandra Lombardi

(deputy from same lab as coordinator, with experience in the JRA)

HIPPI WP Coordinators:WP2: J.M. De Conto (IN2P3, Univ. Grenoble)WP3: S. Chel (CEA)WP4: A. Lombardi (CERN, confirmed)WP5: I. Hofmann (GSI)

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HIPPI LifeHIPPI Life

- Preparation of reports and of this meeting went very smoothly thanks to the excellent communication inside the JRA.

- Scientific progress is constant.- We are (more or less) keeping up with our milestones and

deliverables.- Good number and quality of publications.- We are hiring people, mostly young and motivated, and we are

training them for a career in the field of accelerators.- HIPPI stands as a good example inside CARE.

A great thank to: All HIPPIes for the pleasant and effective working

atmosphere Our Work Package Coordinators for their excellent work in

driving and coordinating the activities, preparing the meetings, contributing to the reports, …

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HIPPI ProgressHIPPI Progress

- 2nd 2005 Quarterly Report finished on Aug. 30th (46 pages!). Note that in order to reduce the amount of paperwork, we have only 2 Quarterly Reports (April and August) plus the Annual report (December).

- Internal and External (collaboration) meetings proceed as scheduled, with good attendance and quality of presentations.

- Proposition for an additional member: INFN-Naples has experience of Side Coupled NC Structures for medical applications. They (Prof. Vaccaro + a small team) would like to join HIPPI WP2 from 2006, in case a common programme could be agreed with the partners (and with no financial contribution from EU).

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2005 Meetings2005 Meetings

Jan. Feb. March April May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. CARE & HIPPI

CSC meetings

5 CERN

5 & 6 Paris

Workshop WP2

2 &3 CERN

Workshop WP3

13 & 14 INFN-Mi

Workshop WP4

13 &14 RAL

Workshop WP5

14 & 15 RAL

HIPPI yearly meeting 28 - 30

RAL

CARE yearly meeting

23 - 25 CERN

Other workshops

High Power SC Linac

23 - 25 FNAL

Other collaborations

IPHI-SPL 27 & 28 CERN

???

IPNO

Russia (ISTC)

18 - 22 Russia

17 – 19 CERN (DTL)

10 – 14 CERN

(CCDTL)

5 – 11 CERN (DTL)

Miscellaneous

INTC 10 - 14 CERN

PAC05 16 - 20 Knoxville

ICIS05 12 -16 Caen

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2005 Annual Meeting2005 Annual Meeting

The Cosener's HouseAbbey CloseAbingdon, UK

- Many thanks to the local organisers for the perfect preparation.

- 44 registered participants, 20% more than the 38 of HIPPI04.

- Very good performance of our speakers: slides of 27 out of 31 presentations (87%) were received by last Thursday at noon !

Few words on the organisation

- Programme structured in sessions, chaired by the Work Package Coordinator.

- Time for talks and time for questions & discussion (specially from the ESAC).

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HIPPI 05 Programme - 1HIPPI 05 Programme - 1

Wednesday 28, September, morning

9h00 9h15

9h45 10h00 10h30 11h00 11h30 11h50 12h05 12h20 12h30

Welcoming address Status of HIPPI and introduction to the meeting

WORK PACKAGE 4 (Chopper)

Introduction (10’+5’) Status of the CERN chopper (25’+5’)

Coffee Break Status of the RAL ‘Fast-Slow’ beam chopper development programme (25’+5’) The FETS: Front End Test Stand (15’+5’) Beam dynamics studies and design options for the RAL FETS chopper line (10’+5’) Status of the CERN Chopper line (10’+5’) Design of a rebunching cavity for the RAL FETS chopper line (10’)

End of session

C. Prior M. Vretenar

A. Lombardi M. Paoluzzi M. Clarke-Gayther A. Letchford G. Bellodi A. Lombardi C. Plostinar

Wednesday 28, September, afternoon

14h00 14h10 14h50 15h20 15h40 16h10 16h50 17h20 17h40 18h00

WORK PACKAGE 2 (Normal Conducting RF struct.)

Introduction (10’) Progress on DTL design for CERN (30’+10’) Waveguide RF coupler for NC structures (20’+10’) Preliminary DTL studies at RAL (15’+5’)

Coffee Break Status of the RT CH-DTL development and beam dynamics layout of the GSI Proton Linac CCDTL design and prototype measurements (20’+10’) Side Coupled Linac design at CERN (15’+5’) Side Coupled Linac analysis at LPSC (15’+5’)

Adjourn

J.M. De Conto F. Gerigk Bernaudin /Deconto C. Plostinar G. Clemente M. Pasini M. Pasini J.M. De Conto

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HIPPI 05 Programme - 2HIPPI 05 Programme - 2Thursday 29, September, morning

WORK PACKAGE 3 (Superconducting RF structures)

Introduction (10’) Status report of coaxial tuner design (25’+5’) Status of HIPPI activities at CEA-Saclay (35’+5’) Measurements with the 760 MHz Triple Spoke Cavity (15’+5’)

Coffee break Final Mechanical Design of the 352 MHz Cavity and Options for Tuning (15’+5’) Status of spoke cavities activities at IN2P3-IPNO (25’+5’) Status of the superconducting CH-Structure at IAP-FU (25’+5’) Super-conducting slot-finger structure with RF focusing (10’+10’)

End of session

S. Chel P. Pierini G. Devanz R. Eichhorn E. Zaplatine G. Olry H. Podlech Y. Senichev

Thursday 29, September, afternoon

WORK PACKAGE 5 (Beam Dynamics)

Introduction (10’+5’) Development of non-intercepting longitudinal and transverse beam profile monitors (15’+5’) High Intensity beam dynamics in the slot-finger structure (15’+5’) Status of diagnostics development at FZJ (10’+5’) Progress in HIPPI code benchmarking (15’+5’)

Coffee break Status report on the beam shape and halo monitor (15’+5’) Beam dynamics in the Linac4 (10’+5’) Measurements & simulations on emittance growth due to space charge along the DTL of the GSI UNILAC (20’+5’) Status of LORASR Code Development and Recent Benchmarking Results (20’+5’)

I. Hofmann P. Fork N. Vasyukhin R. Tölle A. Franchi M. Hori A. Lombardi L. Groening / W. Bayer R. Tiede

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HIPPI 05 Programme - 3HIPPI 05 Programme - 3

Friday 30, September, morning

Meeting on HIPPI administrative matters and planning for 2006 (in parallel with ESAC deliberations) ESAC preliminary assessment Concluding talk

Friday 30, September, afternoon: Visit to Rutherford Laboratory

Friday morning:

- Presentation on dissemination by Alessandra.

- Common definition of the planning for 2006.

- Budget status (at CARE and at HIPPI level).

- Few more administrative matters (CARE05, HIPPI06).

- Question time…

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External Scientific Advisory External Scientific Advisory CommitteeCommittee

The ESAC plays a very important role in our work !

We have read carefully the 2004 ESAC Report and we have used it as a reference in the continuation of our work. It was a balanced document that has started reaction to some critical issues, and we are grateful to the ESAC members for the time and work devoted to its preparation.

We regret that Prof. Yamazaki is not able to attend this meeting, due to a last minute management problem at JAERI, but we hope that he will be able to contribute from Japan.

From the ESAC, we expect as usual a summary talk on Friday with a short draft document.

A longer document should be prepared before the end of October, to be presented and discussed at the CARE05 Meeting, and to be part of the HIPPI Annual Report to be sent to Brussels.

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ESAC ChargesESAC Charges

The External Scientific Advisory Committee for the HIPPI JRA inside CARE has been nominated to analyse the work done and planned in the frame of HIPPI and to give advice to the HIPPI management, by making assessments and by providing recommendations. More specifically, the following questions have to be addressed: # 1 (general) Please review and comment the overall scientific quality of the research carried out. What were the most important accomplishments of the past year? How does the work compare with the international level? # 2 (labs & groups) Does the work presented by the different labs match with the HIPPI work plan? Is it consistent and sufficiently transparent scientifically? Comment on the proper use of resources. Is it clear how the groups proceed in the following year? # 3 (WP's) Comment on the effectiveness of interaction within WP's. Is there enough visibility of WP collaboration? Comment on what needs to be strengthened.

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CARE05 at CERNCARE05 at CERN

ANNUAL MEETING

                                     

Coordinated Accelerator Research in Europesupported by the European Community (FP6

Research Infrastructures Action)

Nov. 23-25, 2005, CERN Geneva, Switzerland

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CARE05 Preliminary ProgrammeCARE05 Preliminary ProgrammeWednesday, November 23 Thursday, November 24 Friday, November 25

08:00 Registration

09:00 PLENARY (Auditorium) 09:00 PLENARY 09:00 PLENARY (Auditorium)Introduction session Networking/Joint Research Activities JRA Activity Reports

Aud Chair: Aud Chair: Aud Highligh talks

10 Welcome - From the Lab. Director hosting 30 + 5 Report on SRF Activities (D.Proch/T. Garvey)the general CARE meeting (R. Aymar) 20 + 5 Report on PHIN Activities (A. Ghigo)

20 + 5 Report on HIPPI Activities (M. Vretenar)20+5 CARE General Status & Plans - 20 + 5 Report on NED Activities (A. Devred)

by CARE coordinator (R. Aleksan)

20+5 CARE Dissemination Activities -by Dissemination Board Chair (O. Napoly)

10:00 Coffee Break 10:30 Coffee Break 10:50 Coffee Break10:30 PLENARY 11:00 PARALLEL 11:10 PLENARY (Auditorium)

Networking Activities Networking/Joint Research Activities JRA Activity Reports

Aud Highligh talks Aud Chair:

20 + 5 Report on ELAN Activities (F. Richard)R? N1: ELAN 20 + 5 Report on BENE Activities (V. Palladino)R? N2: BENE 20 + 5 Report on HHH Activities (F. Ruggiero)R? N3: HHH (ABI)) FP7 presentation?R? JRA3: HIPPI (+SRF+PHIN?) 15 Concluding remarksR? JRA4: NED

12:30 Lunch 12:30 Lunch 12:40 Lunch

Networking Activities Networking/Joint Research Activities Governing BoardAud Chair:

R? N1: ELAN (ANAD?) R? N1: ELAN (+SRF)R? N2: BENE (+HIPPI) R? N2: BENER? N3: HHH (AMT) R? N3: HHH (APD)R? JRA1: SRF R? JRA2: PHINR? JRA2: PHIN R? JRA3: HIPPI

R? JRA4: NED

16:00 Coffee Break 16:00 Coffee Break 16:00 Coffee Break16:30 PARALLEL 16:30 PARALLEL 16:30 CARE SC and DB

Networking Activities Networking/Joint Research Activities

R? N1: ELAN (ANAD?) R? N1: ELAN (+SRF)R? N2: BENE R? N2: BENER? N3: HHH (AMT) R? N3: HHH (APD)R? JRA1: SRF R? JRA3: HIPPIR? JRA2: PHIN R? JRA4: NEDR? JRA3: HIPPI (+HHH/APD)

18:30 Adjourn 18:30 Adjourn 18:00 Adjourn

19:30 CARE Dinner

14:0014:00 PARALLEL14:00PARALLEL

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HIPPI at CARE05HIPPI at CARE05

1. For the first time, 2 sessions of highlight talks (15’-20’), with 2-3 talks from HIPPI, can be a repetition of talks at HIPPI05 (Wed+Thu morning).

2. 20’ report from the coordinator, Friday morning 25.11.

3. Open meeting of HIPPI Steering Board (Management+WP Coordinators) Thursday 24.11 afternoon, 14:00. To discuss the ESAC report and finalise planning for 2006. Open to anybody interested.

4. Joint meeting HIPPI-SRF on SC Developments on Thursday 24.11 morning, 11:00. Representatives of WP3 labs are invited to join.

5. Joint meeting HIPPI-BENE-HHH on Wednesday 23.11 16:00 (overview of work done in partner laboratories, to look for further synergies…).

Expected attendance:

- WP coordinators (or replacement) on Thursday afternoon.

- Speakers for Wednesday and Thursday sessions.- Some WP3 representatives on Wednesday morning.- Everybody interested on all other sessions.

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HIPPI Milestones and DeliverablesHIPPI Milestones and Deliverables

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6

8

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14

16

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2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Deliverables

Milestones

“Measurable” indication of our progress (and perhaps the only thing checked by Brussels…).

17 in 2005 (16 milestones and 1 deliverable)

Milestones Deliverables Total2004 1 0 12005 16 1 172006 4 8 122007 5 9 142008 1 13 14

58

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WBS # Title Due date in Annex 1 Status Revised delivery date 5.1.2 LORASR development: intermediate report December 2005 On time

5.3.1 Profile measurement by fluorescence prototype

March 2005 Ready

5.3.3 Non-interceptive meas. preparation June 2005 80% Ready October 2005 5.3.5 Halo measurement device prototype ready June 2005 Ready

5.3.5 Final report on Halo measurement device June 2005 Done (CARE/HIPPI Document-05-005)

WBS # Title Due date in Annex 1 Status Revised delivery date 4.1.1 Chopper A design report June 2005 delayed December 2005

4.1.2 Intermediate test report March 2005 Waiting for task 4.1.5

March 2006

4.2.2 Dump design report June 2005 pending October 2005 4.3.1 Chopper B intermediate report June 2005 Delivered July2005

Milestones and deliverables 2005Milestones and deliverables 2005

WBS #

Title Due date in

Annex 1 Status Revised delivery date

3.1.4 Cavity A tuner: intermediate report December

2005 On time

3.2.2 Report on evaluation of 760 MHz prototype

March 2005 Delivered

3.2.3 Report on evaluation of 352 MHz 2gaps-proto

October 2005 On time

3.2.6 Design report on 352 MHz n-gaps resonator

May 2005 Results available August 2005

3.3.1 Report on CH tuners June 2005 Delayed September 2005

WBS #

Title Due date in

Annex 1 Status Revised delivery date

2.2.5 Test of CH model cavity: intermediate report

December 2005

On time

2.2.8 Design report on beam dynamics in the CH-DTL

June 2005 Delayed September 2005

2.4.1 Construction of CCDTL pre-prototype: intermediate report

June 2005 Delayed December 2005

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Detailed planning and progressDetailed planning and progress

ID Task Name Milestones Deliverables

1 WP2: NORMAL CONDUCTING STRUCTURES

2 2.1 Drift Tube Linac

3 2.1.1 DTL design

4 2.1.2 Decision on prototyping

5 2.1.3 DTL coupler prototype design

6 2.1.5 DTL coupler prototype construction and testing

7 2.1.4 DTL beam dynamics design

8 2.2 H-mode Drift Tube Linac

9 2.2.1 RF model CH tank1 RF design

10 2.2.2 RF cold model design & construction

11 2.2.3 RF model construction

12 2.2.4 Beam dynamics design CH tank1

13 2.2.5 CH model cavity tests Dec-05 Intermediate report

14 2.2.6 CH-prototype design

15 2.2.7 CH-prototype construction Dec-06: Prototype ready

16 2.2.8 CH-DTL beam dynamics study Jun-05 Design report

17 2.3 Side Coupled Linac

18 2.3.1 RF model RF design

19 2.3.2 RF model mechanical design

20 2.3.3 RF model construction and testing

21 2.4 Cell Coupled Drift Tube Linac

22 2.4.1 Pre-prototype construction Jun-05 Intermediate report

23 2.4.2 Pre-prototype high-power RF tests

24 2.4.3 Contribution to ISTC prototype construction Jun-06 Prototype ready

25 2.4.4 Revision of design after prototype testing Dec-06: Design report

26 WP3: SUPERCONDUCTING STRUCTURES

27 3.1 ELLIPTICAL CAVITIES

28 3.1.1 Cavity A vertical tests

29 3.1.2 Tuner design

30 3.1.3 Integration of piezo design

31 3.1.4 Tuner construction and testing Dec-05 Intermediate report

32 3.1.5 Design cavity B

33 3.1.6 Construction cavity B Jun-06: cavity B ready

34 3.1.7 Power coupler design & engineering

35 3.1.9 RF coupler construction

36 3.1.8 RF source order & preparation

37 3.1.10 Modulator preparation for 700 MHz test stand

38 3.2 SPOKE CAVITIES

39 3.2.1 Test stand preparation at FZJ

40 3.2.2 Evaluation of 760 MHz resonator in vertical cryostatMar-05 Intermediate report

41 3.2.3 Evaluation of 352 MHz 2-gap res. in vertical cryostatOct-05 Intermediate report

42 3.2.4 Design of coupler prototype

43 3.2.5 Test of coupler prototype

CEA,CERN,LPSC

26/04

CEA,LPSC

CEA,LPSC

RAL

IAP-FU

IAP-FU

IAP-FU

IAP-FU

IAP-FU

IAP-FU

IAP-FU

LPSC,CERN

LPSC

LPSC,CERN

CERN

CERN,LPSC,CEA

CERN

CERN

INFN-MI,CEA

INFN-MI

INFN-MI

INFN-MI

CEA

CEA

CEA

CEA,LPSC

CEA

CEA

FZJ

IN2P3-Orsay

IN2P3-Orsay

IN2P3-Orsay

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Detailed planning and progressDetailed planning and progress ID Task Name Milestones Deliverables

44 3.2.6 RF design of 352 MHz multi-gap resonator May-05 Design report

45 3.2.7 Engineering of resonator, coupler and tuner

46 3.2.8 Final design of 352 MHz multi-gap prototype

47 3.3 CH RESONATOR

48 3.3.1 Design of tuning system Jun-05 Intermediate report

49 3.3.2 Construction of CH tuning system

50 WP4: CHOPPING

51 4.1 CHOPPER STRUCTURE A

52 4.1.1 Pre-prototype construction Jun-05 Design report

53 4.1.2 Pre-Prototype testing Mar-05 Intermediate report

54 4.1.3 Driver construction, testing

55 4.1.4 Full scale prototype design

56 4.1.5 Full scale prototype construction Aug-06: Prototype ready

57 4.1.6 Pre-prototype testing w/o beam

58 4.2 CHOPPER LINE

59 4.2.1 Dump design

60 4.2.2 Dump construction Jun-05 Intermediate report

61 4.2.3 Beam line assembling

62 4.3 CHOPPER STRUCTURE B

63 4.3.1 Pre-prototype design and test Jun-05 Intermediate report

64 4.3.2 Prototype design Jun-06 Design report

65 4.3.3 Prototype construction

66 WP5: BEAM DYNAMICS

67 5.1 Code development

68 5.1.1 3D space charge routines dev., testing

69 5.1.2 LORASR development Dec-05 Intermediate report

70 5.1.3 Neutralization and ECR source modelization study

71 5.1.4 Improvement, modell ing high current

72 5.1.5 Code preparation for 3 MeV test stand Jun-06 Intermediate report

73 5.1.6 Codes preparation for SC linacs

74 5.1.7 Code comparison and benchmarking

75 5.2 Experiment at UNILAC

76 5.2.1 Preparation, simulations

77 5.2.2 First experiment campaign

78 5.3 Diagnostics and collimation

79 5.3.1 Profi le measurement prototype design, constructionMar-05 Prototype ready

80 5.3.2 Profi le measurement testing

81 5.3.3 Non-interceptive bunch measurement design

82 5.3.4 Non-interceptive bunch measurement const. and testingJun-05 Components ready

83 5.3.5 Halo meas. device design, construction Jun-05 Prototype ready Jun-05 Final report

84 5.3.6 On-l ine transmission control

85 5.3.7 Beam profi le monitor design

86 5.3.8 Collimators study

FZJ

FZJ,IN2P3-Orsay

FZJ,IN2P3-Orsay

IAP-FU

IAP-FU

CERN

CERN

CERN

CERN

CERN

CERN

CERN,CEA,LPSC

CERN,CEA,LPSC

RAL

RAL

RAL

RAL

IAP-FU

CEA

GSI

CERN

FZJ

GSI,RAL,IAP-FU,CEA,CERN,LPSC

GSI

GSI

GSI

GSI

GSI

GSI

CERN

GSI

FZJ

CERN

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