Cavity fabrication study in CFF at KEK - CERN · KEK, Masashi YAMANAKA 14 Collaboration with...

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Cavity fabrication study in CFF at KEK M. Yamanaka, Y. Ajima, H. Ionue Y. Watanabe, T. Saeki, T. Kubo, S. Yamaguchi KEK, Japan SRF2013, PARIS September 23-27, 2013 Cité Internationale Universitaire

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Cavity fabrication studyin CFF at KEK

M. Yamanaka, Y. Ajima, H. IonueY. Watanabe, T. Saeki, T. Kubo, S. YamaguchiKEK, Japan

SRF2013, PARISSeptember 23-27, 2013Cité Internationale Universitaire

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Contents

Purpose of fabrication of cavities on the KEK site Introdution of Cavity Fabrication Facility (CFF) Present status of prodution Development mass produttion technology Introduction of study of seamless cavities Summary

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Purpose of fabrication of cavities on the KEK site

• Improvement of yield ratio = Stable quality • Reduce the cost drastically • Development of mass production

technologies

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Development of a mass production technology in order to fabricate more than 16000 cavities within 3 to 5 years for ILC project

Establish the Cavity Fabrication Facility

Collaboration with many companies

Cooperation with STF

Speed up the R&D

Development on the KEK site

Realization of ILC

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Introduction of Cavity Fabrication Facility (CFF)

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STF building

Map of KEK

Cavity Fabrication Facility

Chemical polishiing

EBW

Press machine

Vertical lathe

Surface inspection

Clean room 19m x 14m x 5m (Height)Cleanness ISO 5

Completed in July 2011

MEC

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Main equipments in CFF

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EB welding machine(SST, Germany)Max. beam voltage: 150 kV

Servo press machine(AMADA, Japan)Max. applying force:1500 kN

Chemical polishiing

CNC vertival lathe(Moriseiki, Japan)

Microscope(Surface inspection)

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Present status of production

July 2011 Construction of Cavity Fabrication Facility (CFF) was finished.

Feb. 2012 The first cavity named KEK-0 was fabricated in CFF, and its acceleration gradient attained 29 MV/m.

April 2012 Fablication of second cavity named KEK-1 was started and is in process.

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KEK-0 cavity

Opening of CFF

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Mechanical parts for cavity

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Center cells (Nb)Dumb-bell (Nb)

Beam-pipe (Nb)

End-cells (Nb)

Input-port pipe (Nb)

End-Plates (Ti) + Nb ring

Beam-pipe (Nb)

End-Plates (Ti) + Nb ring

Flanges (Nb-Ti alloy)Assembled by EB welding

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Q-E curve of vertical test at STF

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KEK-0 (First product)Acceleration gradient attained 29 MV/m,did not meet the ILC specification (31.5).

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Production of KEK-1

• Change of Direction of EB gun• With HOM coupler• Improvement of design in detail• Development of some jigs and fixtures

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Second production (Now,in process)

HOM coupler New jigs for correcting shape of cells

Most important process

EB Welding

Progress the skill of EBW

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Change of direction of EB gun

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KEK-0Gun: VerticalCavity: Horizontal

KEK-1Gun: HorizontalCavity: Vertical

KEK-1: Dumbbells are placed horizontally

• Stack of dumbbells is easy• Available for multiple welding

Suits to mass producition

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Procedure of EB welding test for cell iris

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3. Butt joint of plate(24x150)

4. Butt joint of ringΦ73×15

1. Gun: VerticalWorkpiece: Horizontal(Nb plate 300x300 t2.6)

2. Gun: Horizontal Workpiece: Vertical

5. Dumbbell (iris)

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Alignment target

Fixrure Testpiece (Nb plate)

Setup of EBW test

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Gun in horizontal

Direction of beam

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Example of EBW test result using plate

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・Getting penetrated bead from surface・Serach for good parameters of welding(volatege, current, speed, focus, etc)

Surface Back

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Example of data analsys

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Welding beam current (mA)

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Development of new manufactuing method

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Outer conductor(φ48×64)Manufacturing in plastic formingto reduce the amount of materialOrdinary: Multiple press formingNew method:Deep drawing in single forming

Material afterdeep drawing(height > 70 mm)

AntennaOrdinaly: machineing with end millNew method:Water jet cutting + press forming

Press processLeft: Before press, Right: After press

HOM coupler

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Study of seamless cavities

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Necking

Hydro forming

Approch:• Development of Nb tube• Improvement of forming and

heat treatment

Copper tube

Reducition of EBW

Low costHigh reliability

Collaboration with FNAL and LANL

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Success of forming with Nb tube

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After necking After hydroforming (1/2 stage)

Finished hydroforming (1-cell)

Cross view at equator area(inside)

Equator

Nb tube was manufactured by ATI Wah Chang and provided by FNAL

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Summary

• Construction of Cavity Fabrication Facility (CFF) was finished in 2011.

• The first cavity named KEK-0 was fabricated in CFF, and its acceleration gradient attained 29 MV/m.

• Fabrication of KEK-1 with HOM is ongoing in CFF.• Most important porcess to improve productivity is EBW.• KEK is carrying out study of seamless cavity.

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