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Proton Improvement Plan Bill Pellico April 19, 2013 NOvA collaboration Meeting Bill Pellico NOvA

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Proton Improvement Plan Bill Pellico April 19, 2013 NOvA collaboration Meeting. PIP Work Update. Injector (RFQ) RFQ injector installed Nov FY13 Operations Dec FY13 Hardware/ Beam Studies Continue Linac Beam established Nov FY13 Beam physics – matching Match to RFQ injector - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Proton Improvement Plan Bill Pellico April 19, 2013 NOvA  collaboration Meeting

Proton Improvement Plan

Bill Pellico

April 19, 2013NOvA collaboration Meeting

Bill Pellico NOvA

Page 2: Proton Improvement Plan Bill Pellico April 19, 2013 NOvA  collaboration Meeting

PIP Work Update

• Injector (RFQ)– RFQ injector installed

• Nov FY13• Operations Dec FY13• Hardware/ Beam Studies

Continue

• Linac– Beam established Nov FY13– Beam physics – matching

• Match to RFQ injector• Working on lattice/software

– New BPM/Toroid electronics– Upgraded vacuum systems

• Booster– New beam absorber

• 19,000 lbs of steel & concrete for dump of notched beam

• 3 kicker systems configured

– Solid State Completed• New Modulators• New Power Amplifiers (PA)• New Solid State drivers• Controls and Cabling

– Magnet/orbit Corrections– Beam physics - Lattice

Corrections– Upgraded LCW system– Refurbishment of RF Cavities

• 6 of 19 completedBill Pellico NOvA

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Bill Pellico NOvA

Beam Status • RFQ injector largely in operations mode

– Still adjusting new sources • Beam current at ~ 30ma but design is for 35ma

– Second Source – with some improved hardware/design being tested– Additional trim package being added in May - should help increase beam current

• Linac Commissioning continues – Efficiency improved with new injector– Still lower current then before shutdown – but improving– Before MI starts ups – will have to work on two week stations (saving tubes)

• Booster beam up and running– Beam at half of desired (pre-shutdown) levels

• Work on RF systems (Refurbishment) limits beam current due to lower voltage

– New orbits/operating point being studied– Still working on RF systems – commissioning – debugging

• Refurbishment continues and will require stations out of the tunnel for repair – two more years

– Beam shielding assessment still being worked on – should not prevent operations

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Booster RF Upgrade(s)• Solid State, Cavity Refurbishment, Alignment, LCW

systems, New cabling, Passive Damper Work

Booster Cavity WorkRefurbished (15Hz)

SS Prototype SS Upgraded

Cavity Removed

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Booster Solid State RF Station Booster Aperture Scan

Solid State PA Booster Notch Beam Absorber

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Near Term Plans• RFQ injector – Will be adding a new trim package (improve transmission)

• Installing Booster Utility Transformers• Installing Linac Roof access • Booster Magnet Moves continue• Booster Cogging studies• Booster Lattice Studies• Booster Cavity Refurbishment

• Operations:– Higher Intensity Tune-up– Address shielding assessment issues to allow for higher flux

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Bill Pellico NOvA

PIP - issues• Beam operational goals vs. Refurbishment

– Having station(s) out of the tunnel will be a vulnerability • Get done faster or perhaps more downtime

• Labor– Need people to work on RF

• Skilled work that takes training• Low dose rates – but long hours creates radiological issues

• Funding– Big items just getting started

• Klystrons for low energy linac• New Booster Cavity• New Booster Tuners

– Need to adjust to changing laboratory priorities/funding

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Proton Source/PIP – FY13 Calendar

NTFLinac

Booster

RFQMI Startup

High Intensity Tuning

Beam StudiesCoggingMagnet/Aperture MovesInjector Tune-upDampersLattice studies/corrections

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Proton Source Throughput Goals (Base lined timetable/goals FY12)

g-2 Mu2e8 GeV

120 GeV NOvA Shutdown

LBNE

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• We are currently on a ~ 10weeks/cavity• Labor

• Use contract help • Lots of training• Labor intensive job

• Radiation• Low doses – but long jobs

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Required for 12 Hz Required for flux Required for 15 Hz Required for reliability

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FY13 Q1 Milestones and Goals look good Q2 through Q4 start to see budget impacts on some base lined milestones.

PIP Gant (Using FY13 Estimates)

Removed

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Bill Pellico NOvA

PIP Support• We set up a model for participation• We put together a spreadsheet of potential jobs• The jobs are organized in areas of scientific, technical, and

machining• We had a meeting for all spokespersons to discuss• The request went out for help from all the experiments• We had four volunteer institutions from MicroBooNE -

none from elsewhere (Therefore they will get the best Protons!)

• We are in the process of putting out a first machining job– Other jobs are in the process of being screened

• Keep talking to directorate – defend labor and funding