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UCN Facility at TRIUMF
L.Lee
October 3, 2012
PLACE UCN LOGO& ACRONYM HERE
Horizontal Source/Bottle
UCN Source (RCNP-TRIUMF)
This source is being developed in Japan and will be commissioned & tested at RCNP, followed by initial n-EDM measurements there until 2014
A beam line is being prepared for it at TRIUMF, for extended running periods at ~40x higher intensity (goal is to reach ~ 6000 UCN/cc at EDM cell)
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UCNvalveopens
phonon
Horizontal Source/BottleExperiment
Spallation Superthermal UCN Source
2012-2014: Develop/Test Source (& nEDM) at RCNP [1+ A] 2015: Source moves to TRIUMF 2016: Commission Source at TRIUMF [ramp to 40A]
D2O cryostat
He-II cryostat
4He (4K,1K)3He (0.8K)Isopure 4He
Status: UCN Source(s) at RCNP
Achieved (with “old” UCN source)UCN prod. rate of 4 UCN/cc/s
UCN density at UCN valve: 15 UCN/cc (90 neV)
UCN density in Source (He-II):180 UCN/cc (210 neV)
Measurement of Ramsay fringesusing nEDM setup at RCNP
“New” UCN source Cool-down of D2O cryostat successful
Cooling tests of He-II cryostat
Tests with beam in Apr-2013 (?)
D2O cryostat
UCN guide
He cryostat
He
Leak Detector
“Old” UCN sourceVertical UCN bottle
– 2011
UCN Facility at TRIUMF: Meson Hall
MainCyclotron
ProposedUCN
Facility
Existing Beamlines in Meson Hall
M13: PIENU Experiment currently running M11: Detector Test-beam Facility BL1B: Proton Irradiation Facility (PIF)
M11
M13
BL1B
BL1A
Proposed UCN Facility (BL1U)
BL1U: UCN Beamline (EDM, n, gravity,…) M11: Beam deflected right (instead of left) when space needed BL1B/PIF: remains operational when BL1A/U off (Cyc. cooldown)
BL1BBL1U
BL1A
M11
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BL1A
BL1U: UCN Beamline
Spall.n TargetUCN Source
Shield Pyramid
BL1U
nEDM cell
Floorspacefor ActiveMagneticShielding
Kicker Septum
BenderQuadsBL1B
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Beamline 1A (80-120A, 500MeV)
Beam Sharing in the Meson Hall
Kicker Septum
SpallationTarget
Proton Beam “kicked” every 3rd pulse to UCN Beamline & Spall.n Target
(40A, 500MeV)
Kicker and Septum magnets allow beam to be shared between BL1A(SR) and BL1U(UCN)
SR beam
UCN beam
Beam Sharing between UCN and SR targets
20kW thermal cyclingon Tungsten target
Beam Chopping between UCN and SR
production targets
Kicker ramps (up and down)during notches
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BL1U: Kicker Magnet
Kicker
Kicker Magnet
Fast-switching, High rep-rate
2 Coils, 6 turns eachLength: ~1.7 m longAperture: 100 mm x 100 mm
Current: 200 A [240 A] B•dL: 0.0545 T•mMax field in aperture: 36.3 mTDeflection: 12 mr [15 mr max]
Rise/Fall time: 50 sMax Voltage: ± 1800 V (ramp)Flattop: 1 ms ( 4% ripple p-p)Rep. Rate: 330 Hz
Non-metallic beamtube (~2m) with vacuum flanges required Technical review completed, tendering soon
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BL1U: Septum Magnet
Septum
Lambertson-style Septum
Conventional magnet struct.
More robust (no high power current-sheet, coils farther from beam)
Deflected beam is bent in adirection to original “kick”
Modification of an existing magnet (PARITY dipole, pole& upper coil moved down to relocate gap near the top)
B•dL: ~ 0.56 T•mBend Angle: ~145 mr
Technical review completed, detailed engineering underway
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BL1U: Dipole & Quadrupole Magnets
Bender
Quads
Dipole magnet: 1UB2 Quadrupole magnets: 1UQ7,Q8
Conventional dipole magnetFabricated and mapped (KEK)
Conventional quadrupole magnetsOn-hand (tagged for UCN)
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BL1U: Spallation Target
SpallationTarget
KEK-inspired UCN Tungsten Spallation Target
4 Tungsten Blocks: 20mm, 20mm, 30mm, 50mm thickness; 78mm x 57mm cross-section20 kW beam power (1 min ON, 4 min OFF), Heat Deposition ~14 kW; Water-cooledConceptual design, Thermal & Stress study (ANSYS) completed
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BL1U: UCN Source, Shielding & R/H System
UCN Source
Shielding PyramidConceptual Design (“Redesign”)
Target R/H SystemConceptual Design
WaterTreatment
Facility
ConcreteLayer
Steel Layer
Graphite Reflector/ModeratorImmovable
Block
20K D2O Moderator
BL1U: Shielding Pyramid & UCN Source
BL1U
(Downstream Section of BL1U)
(Upper Shielding Layers Hidden)
BL1U: Shielding Pyramid & UCN Source
BL1U
20K D2O moderator
3He/He-IIcryostat
UCN Guide (He-II)
Aluminum Crypt containinggraphite, cooled by flowing
Helium gas
Target Insertionport in
Aluminum Crypt
Target Insertionport
Lead Casket
Tracks
BL1UTarget
LANL-inspired Target Remote-Handling system(Target Fully Inserted)
BL1U: Target Remote-Handling
LANL-inspired Target Remote-Handling system(Target Fully Withdrawn)
BL1U: Target Remote-Handling
Target Insertionport
Lead Casket
Target
Tracks ShieldingPlug
BL1U
Liquid Helium Supply
TRIUMF intends to order a new Linde L1610 helium liquefier (for CMMS & UCN program)
The L1610 uses a piston-type expander engine
Using LN2 for precool, it can produce 62L/hr (improved heat-exch.r)
20% of its capacity will be needed for other TRIUMF programs, leaving 80% for UCN (Allows ~1200L/day for UCN; At 40A, UCN requires ~1600L/day, maybe more)
For the initial phase of the UCN program, this may be adequate For eventual 40 A operation, a second liquefier will be needed
We plan to transfer directly from the large liquefaction dewar into the UCN cryostat via a long (20-40m) low-loss (30-50 mW/m) LN2-jacketed transfer line
Helium auto-fill system will be designed & built this fiscal year (first use will be at RCNP)
2011 2015201420132012 2016 2017ACTIVITY
J A J OJ A J O J A J OJ A J O J A J OJ A J O J A
Schedule( 2010-2016 )2011 2015201420132012 2016 2017
Cleanup M11,1A/1B roof-beamDismantle PIENU & M13-DS
MESON HALL (& Vault):
Core M13 I-block
Shielding
UCN APPARATUS:Spallation Target & R/HUCN Source
BEAMLINE 1U:Kicker
SeptumDipoleBeamline (incl Quads, PS,…)
Design & Review Order/Fabricate/Deliver
Test
Test
Order/Mod
Order/Fabricate
Design & Review
Design & Review Order/Fabricate InstallTest
Specify/Conceptual design
Design/Fabricate InstallUnInstall
Procure shielding blocksDesign & Review Install
COMMISSION @ TRIUMFBeamline Commissioning
HELIUM LIQUEFIER:
Upgrade He Liquefier System
He Liquefier SystemProcure
UCN Source Commissioning
Install/Test & Run @ RCNP
Procure/Install
Install
Kicker Ceramic Beamtube InstallDesign/Order Fabricate
Install
Test
MILESTONES Shutdown Activities Activities Elsewhere(KEK, RCNP, CERN, Acsion)
Non-Shutdown Activities
Mod. 1VQ4/Q5; BL1V & Shld
InstallInstall
Install
Dismantle M13-US, Mod.Shld
UCN Schedule (Draft)
Design/Order/Fabricate Test
Install
Install
Design/Fabr
UCN Installation Schedule
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2014 Shutdown
2015 Shutdown
2015 Non-Shutdown& 2016 Shutdown
UCN Facility Installation & Beyond
2014-2016 UCN Installation Periods Commission UCN Facility during 2nd half of 2016 nEDM measurements (see Jeff’s talk)
Beyond 2016Helium Facility Liquefier Upgrade (Second Liquefier)
Power Supplies Upgrade Magnet Power Supplies
Facility Upgrade (Experiment Area) for nEDM-Phase2 Active-Shielding (Magnetic) Facility Extend Radiation Shielding for enlarged experiment area
FINIS
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UCN Facility at TRIUMF
Institutions: TRIUMF, KEK, RCNP, Osaka U., NCSU, SFU, TIT, UBC, U.Manitoba, UNBC, U.Winnipeg
Goal: Produce the world’s most intense source of UCNsfor Fundamental and Materials Sciences Research.
Plan: Develop and Test the UCN Source, as well as then-EDM apparatus, in Japan (RCNP,10-26 e•cm);Move the equipment to Canada (TRIUMF), wherehigher intensity beams are available, in 2015.
1st Phase: nEDM-1 (10-27 e•cm)2nd Phase: nEDM-2 (10-28 e•cm)
Neutron EDM Summary Aim for dn 10-28 e•cm in the next decade Use established technologies (except for Superfluid He UCN source and 129Xe co-magnetometer) Start with small EDM cell (better for systematics, cost effective)
Phased approach to achieve 100-fold improvement in dn limit EDM expt @ RCNP till 2014: dn 10-26 e•cm (UCN source development with beam up to 10mA) (EDM apparatus development, including co-magnetometer) Initial Phase @ TRIUMF, 2016-17: dn 10-27 e•cm (Gradually increase current to 40A & extend running time) 2nd Phase @ TRIUMF, 2018- : dn 10-28 e•cm
UCNs and the Neutron EDM
EDM: dn = (h/2E)( )
Why use UCNs ?
UCNs can be trapped in a material bottle,magnetic bottle,or gravity-well UCNs have long (macroscopic) storage times Neutrons can be 100% polarized
Can manipulate and measure the magnetic moment of UCNs
Neutron EDM Measurement
Method: Measure change in UCN spin precession under B and E fields Use NMR Techniques Ramsey Resonance Method
UCN Sources Around the World