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The IPHI 352 MHz RF source at CEA/Saclay 1 IPHI General view CWRF2012- Port Jefferson – 7-11th May 2012 - A. Hamdi On behalf the IPHI team

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The IPHI 352 MHz RF source at CEA/Saclay. IPHI General view. On behalf the IPHI team. Outline. IPHI general overview Injector : SILHI RFQ Beam Diagnostics RF Source Remote control TRASCO RFQ tests Prospects Conclusion. IPHI General Overview. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The IPHI 352 MHz RF source at CEA/Saclay

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IPHI General view

CWRF2012- Port Jefferson – 7-11th May 2012 - A. Hamdi

On behalf the IPHI team

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Outline

• IPHI general overview• Injector : SILHI • RFQ• Beam Diagnostics• RF Source• Remote control• TRASCO RFQ tests• Prospects• Conclusion

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IPHI General Overview

Composed of : 1 ECR ion source 1 LEBT with 2 solenoids 1 RFQ (352 MHz) 1 diagnostic beam line

Injecteur de Protons à Haute Intensité

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Silhi source (1)

ECR Source Resonance zone : = e B / m

, pulsatione, electron chargeB, magnetic fieldm, electron mass.

2.45 GHz 875 Gauss

External Collaborations

CEA Grenoble,

IPNO, LANL, INFN, GSI, GANIL, U.

Frankfurt,

Industrial Companies

Students

Thesis or training sessions

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SILHI operates at 2.45 or 3 GHz1 ECR zone at RF entrancePentode extraction system Since 1996, SILHI produces H+

beams with good characteristics:H+ Intensity > 100 mA at 95 keV H+ fraction > 80 %Beam noise < 2%95 % < Reliability < 99.9 %Emittance < 0.2  mm.mrad CW or pulsed mode

Silhi source (2)

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I1=63,I2=84,z1=80,z2=166Bz = 875 GaussI1=57,I2=83.4,z1=82,z2=176I1=61, I2=84, z1=82, z2=176Objet1Objet2ElectrodesSérie7

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RFQ

6 sections900kW dissipated power300kW (100mA,3MeV)2 end plates2 coupling plates60 pumping ports4 RF injections on 4th section96 RF stub tuners 268 water cooling channels

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RFQ : parameters

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RFQ: sections installation, coupling plates

and segments

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Diagnostic beam line

Dedicated High energy beam transfer line, with:– Energy measurement

• Time of flight (resolution 10-3)• Energy spread measurement (10keV to 20keV resolution)

– Beam Current measurement • ACCT : 5Hz-7MHz, 10µA rms on test bench, • Bergoz DCCT, • beam stop (electric and power measurement)

– Profile / position measurement• Wire scanner for position and profile measurement (wire :33µm SiC, stroke 350mm, 2

planes)• 4 + 2 BPM for position measurement (dynamic 45dB).• back scattered proton measurement• Optical measurement with intensified CCD camera

– Emittance with wire scanner in pulse mode

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RF source (1)

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K1

K2

2 klystrons from CERN: Thomson TH2089

Cooling system

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RF source (2)

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RF source (3)

IcathodeFOC1 : Isol1=9.5A,ICB=7.1A,Isol2=10AFOC2 : Isol1=10A,ICB=8.4A,Isol2=11A

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Vk=75kV,CH=3.2A,FOC1Vk=75kV,CH=4A,FOC1Vk=80kV,CH=4A,FOC1Vk=90kV,CH=4A,FOC1V=95kV,CH=4A,FOC1V=95kV,CH=3.2A,FOC2,RF=0kWV=95kV,CH=3.6A-4A,FOC2,RF=230kWV=95kV,CH=3.4A,FOC2,RF=230-90kW

RF=90kW

RF=230kW

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Klystron incidentMarielle

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Courtesy of JL Jannin

HVPS 100kV 40A

15kV

15kV

1kV 1kV

cdethyristors

1kV 1kV

52kV 52kV

transfo15kV / 2x1kVpoids: 20 t + 5 ,5 t d 'huile

transfo2x1kV / 2x52kVpoids: 30 t + 10 t d 'huile

sécurité

100kV40A

+ -

RF source (5)

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HV distribution

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CB+

filter

RF source (6)

KLYSTRONS AUXILIARIESKlystron max energy: 20joules

Crowbar response time: 100ns

Anode Modulation120kV 10 mA

Heater30V 30A

Focussing300V 15A

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RF regulation

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RF source (7)

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KSB Type : ETANORM C 100 - 200 C11 / ETANORM C 065 – 200 C11Puissance moteur

: 45 kW / 22 kWDébit : 300 m³/h (2 RF circuits) 100m³/h (charge à eau salée)Pression au refoulement: 4 Bars

GROUPES MOTOPOMPES

AIREAU

JACIR Type : KOMPACT Série : GM KA-3540-QK-750 Puissance calorifique éliminée : 6 888 000 kcal/h = 8MWDébit d’eau :640m3/hRefroidissement eau(HR :45%,TH :21°C,Tair:30°C ) : 40 à 24 °CEvaporation : 11.2 m3/hPuissance absorbée moteur : 77/25 kWVitesse de rotation ventilateur : 313/208 tr/mnDiamètre ventilateur : 3.66 mNiveau sonore à 20 m : 72 dBA env.

AEROREFRIGERANT

•Cooling Tower (power capability 8 MW)

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Cooling system

RF source (8)

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WG distribution to the RFQ (a)

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4 RF windows

Conditionning of RF windows

WaveguidesCirculators300 kW Water cooled loads1.3 MW Salted water cooled load for Klystron tests

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RF source (9)

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• Transitions ¼ wave in CuC2

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WG distribution to the RFQ

(b)

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RF source (10)

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RFQ environment : remote control

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•EPICS linked to different subsystems (CAN, GPIB, Field Point) has been chosen as control system,

•Industrial PLC (SIEMENSTM):– Source and LBE Vacuum,– RFQ Vacuum,– LHE Vacuum,– Safety rules,

•Already working (SILHI/LBE, low level RF,…)

•New realization in progress (RFQ/LHE Vacuum, safety)

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TRASCO RFQ tests

Test done on a separate cavity to allow conditionning of 2 couplers

• Windows conditionning OK until 150kW peak at 75% of duty cycle

• Windows conditionning OK until 120kW CW

RFQ tests

• Conditionning OK until 220kW CW• X measurements at 80kV never

exceed the noise level of the detectors

• To realize those tests, we used our analogical LLRF, this enable us to see the LLRF improvements to do

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C

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Klystron

HVPS

Anode Modulation re-designed for pulsed mode

Prospects (1)

+ price- risk of sparks- HV always present

AM

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RKlystronHVPS

Tetrode

Prospects (2)

+ Less risk of sparks+ No AM- Price higher than previous solution

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Klystron

Prospects (3)

- Price+ efficiency+ availability

PulsedSS

HVPS

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Prospects (4)

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SSA

+ better reliability+ No HV+ Pulse mode/CW ability- Price- Size- LLRF

RFQ

450kW450kW

450kW450kW

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Conclusion

The installation IPHI (will) provide:

IPHI beam (CW or pulsed)3 MeV - 100 mA: 300 kW

RF power of the platform IPHI352 MHz up to 2 MW CW, need to be improved for pulsed operation and better reliability

A facility for high intensity accelerators and for ADS

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Acknowledgements

To the whole IPHI team and particularly to Michel DESMONS, Raphaël GOBIN, Jean-Luc JANNIN, Francis BALLESTER, Bruno POTTIN and Gilles BOURDELLE

To the CWRF and BNL organizers

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Thank you!

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