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Sept.2001 Shanghai symposiumD.T. Jiang
Canadian Light Source Front Ends
D.T. Jiang and E. Hallin, CLS, Saskatoon, Canada
Outline• Generic Specs of CLS Front Ends• Type of SR Sources• SR Thermal Power Loads• FE Layouts: Two-ID/Straight, One-ID/Straight, BM• SR Ray Tracing• Bremsstrahlung Ray Tracing• Current Design Issues• Summary
Sept.2001 Shanghai symposiumD.T. Jiang
45mm-U(SGM)
185mm-U (PGM)
75mm-EPU(SPM)
22mm-SGU(PX)
WSup33(Sup-conduct)
Period length (cm) 4.5 18.5 7.5 2.2 3.3
Device length (m) 1.189 1.760 1.60 1.610 1.221
Number of periods 26 9 21 74 37
Max. magnetic field B0(T) 0.843 0.751 0.747 0.912 1.917
Critical Ec (keV) - - - - 10.727
Max. deflection parameter, K 3.54 13.0 5.23 1.87 5.91
K/ (rad) (CLS 1/= 176 rad) 623 2291 922 330 1040
Total Power (kW) 2.21 2.51 2.34 3.60 11.95
Peak Power (kW/mrad2) 8.4 2.6 6.0 25.3 27.2
ID-photon shutter distance (m) 10.94 8.785 10.00 8.21* 10.00
Peak heat flux @ shutter (W/mm2) 70 34 60 484 272
Summary of Design Parameters for CLS Insertion Devices
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Superconducting Wiggler Brilliance
1016
2
3
4
567
1017
Phot
/s/0
.1%
bw/m
m2 /m
r2
100 eV2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1keV2 3 4 5 6 7 8
10keV2 3 4 5 6 7 8
100keVPhoton Energy
Period = 33 mm, B = 1.9 T, K = 5.91,
Length ~1.2 m
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Superconduction WigglerHeat Flux at the 1st FE Fixed Mask
-3
-2
-1
0
1
2
3
mm
-10 -5 0 5 10mm
530 510 490 470 450
430
410 390
370 350 330
310 290 270
250
230
210 190
170 150
130
110
90
70
50
30 10
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SGU Heat Flux Density Map @ FM-1
-2
-1
0
1
2
mm
3210-1-2-3mm
650
630 610 590 550
530 510
490
470
450
430
410 390 370
350 330 310
290
270
250
230
210 190
170 150
130
110
90 70
50
30 10
Max heat flux density 702 W/mm2
This is calculated for a second CLS Small Gap Undulator at thedown stream location in a chicaned Two-SGU/Straight.
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Thermal Power Loads
CLS IDsPtotal
(kW)W/mm2
@FM1W/mm2
@FM2W/mm2
@PSH-1W/mm2
@FM3W/mm2
@PSH-2W/mm2
@FM4
33mm1.9T Wiggler (XAFS)
11.73 536 345 - - 273 162
22mm-SGU (PX)
3.60 702 593 466 350 270 176
45mm-U(SGM)
&185mm-U
(PGM)
4.72 213 136 - - 108 64
75mm-EPU x 2 4.68 258 162 - - 127 74
BM10.070 /H-
mrad29 14 12 6 6 -
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Reference APS FE Specifications 1) APS Undulator A @ 1st fixed mask Ptotal = 6.0 kW, Pdensity=559
W/mm2 . D. Shu et. al. Nucl. Instrum. & Methods, A 347, 584-590(1994)
2) APS FE V1.2 would accommodate the total power (>~6 kW)
and power density load of 600 W/mm2. D. Shu et. al. (preprint)
3) In APS FE V1.5, Ptotal = 9 kW and Pdensity=800 W/mm2, a design
targeting at thermal load capacity of 12 kW total power with 1.2 kW/mm2 maximum power density (4.8-meter-long double undulator A with APS operating at 100 mA).
D. Shu et. al. (unpublished)
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FE Angular throughput required for phase I CLS beamlines
FE Identifier Source/BL IdentifierVertical (mrad)
Horizontal (mrad)
Duplex ID FE (11ID) 185mm-U (11ID.2, VLS PGM) 0.7 0.7
45mm-U (11ID.1, SGM) 0.140 0.360
Duplex ID FE (10ID)
75mm-EPU (10ID.1 Spectromicroscopy)
0.20 0.20
75mm-EPU (10ID.2, NOT TO BE IMPLEMENTED INNITIALLY)
Assumed same as above
Assumed same as above
Single ID FE(08ID)
22mm-SGU (08ID.1, Protein crystallgraphy)
0.060 0.120
Sing ID FE(07ID)
35mm-Wiggler (XAFS) 0.24 1.60
BM FE (BM1)BM1
0.6 2.0
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Dipole Chamber Virtual Aperture for Miss-steered ID SR Rays
This neck acts a virtualaperture that limits theallowed miss-steeringsize along the straight.
1156.4 mm to straight center
chamber neck
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SR Ray Tracing of Two-ID/Straight FE: horizontal
Example:SGM/PGMSector
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Bremsstrahlung Ray Tracing for Two-ID/Straight FE: vertical
1st Collimator thickness determined by EGS4 calculation.
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Status of CLS BL FE Construction
•Conceptual Designs are completed. The designs are compact, simpler and with the same thermal power load capacity compared to the template APS FE design. •Detail engineering design is in progress (mainly FEA Analysis confirmation for the results Extrapolated from the parametric studies of the APS FE designs).
•Tendering process is scheduled to start by the end of 2001.