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Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN
COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I
R. Salemme, V. Baglin, G. Bregliozzi
on behalf of TE-VSC group
Electron Cloud Meeting #18
CERN
December 04th 2014
Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN
• First COLDEX experimental run during SPS Scrubbing Run I (03-10/11)• COLDEX inserted on Monday 3rd at 12:00: no impact on beam lifetime• COLDEX sector extracted on Monday 10th, at 6:00
Objectives and achievements• Accumulation of beam time and electron dose
→ Time integrated beam current exceeds 4 A∙h→ different, in some cases limited, circulation time before dump (at flat bottom, at flat top)
• Study with different SPS parameters (beams and intensities)→ from 1 to 5 batches of 72 bunches, 25 ns bunch spacing, up to 1.3E+11 ppb→ mainly at 26 GeV/c, but also with acceleration to 450 GeV/c
• Study at 2 beam screen temperatures: ~50 K, then ~5-10 K
• Study with doublet beams (5+20 ns hybrid spacing)→ observed limited effects due to field-free and a-C coated region
COLDEX: SPS Scrubbing Run I
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Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN
COLDEX Measurements
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• Total pressures along the vacuum system: VGIs
• Partial pressures in the RT and cryogenic parts: RGAs
• Electron activity on the
middle electrode: chimney biased electrode
• BS and CB temperatures: CERNOXs
• Heat load on the beam screen
Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN
Preliminary Results: overview
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50 K
5 K10 K
Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN
Preliminary Results: at 50 K
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Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN
Preliminary Results: H2 evolution
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Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN
Preliminary Results: at 5K
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Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN
Preliminary Results: H2 evolution
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Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN
Conclusions for Scrubbing Run 1● Within the beam time obtained during the first SPS Scrubbing Run, first
observations of a-C coating at 50 K and 5-10K with LHC type beams and
doublet beams did not reveal strong effects of vacuum degradation imputable to
electron cloud
● Along the scrubbing run, significant pressure rises were observed outside the
COLDEX system, while in COLDEX a pressure rise has been observed mainly
due to H2 gas accumulation at 50 K
● No appreciable electron activity was observed on the RT electron collector of
COLDEX: below 50 nA
● Observed dissipated heat loads along the a-C coated beam screen are smaller
than 1 W/m
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Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN
Future perspectives: 2014● Participation to second SPS Scrubbing Run: 08-09-10?/12
→ longer studies with BS at 10 K, CB at 3 K
→ more interested in higher beam intensities rather than doublets (low
effectiveness for COLDEX location and set-up)
(gradually) increase of bunch intensity: > 1.3∙1011 ppb
inject 4 batches or more
→ long beam circulation time before dump is essential
Operate with maximum achievable beam dump time to get cycle close
to 100 %
● Improve understanding of dynamic effects linked to H2
→ in-situ different gas injections and evolution follow-up during Xmas TS
→ simulations
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R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN 11
Future perspectives: 2015● COLDEX is not compatible with LHC PHYSICS operation (too much time for
extraction/insertion)
● Participation to SPS Scrubbing Runs in 2015. Preliminary schedule sees:
w.16 → but LHC re-commissioning with beam: compatible?
w.22 → depending on LHC Technical Stop 1 (Mo-Fr)
● Perform specific studies e.g. gas accumulation, different BS temperature
ranges, coating ageing, etc. during 2015 MDs
→ ~ 5 x (8-12) hours “fully dedicated” MDs with LHC type beams
→ possible allocation: before LHC operation (February) and close to LHC
TSs?
Vacuum, Surfaces & Coatings GroupTechnology Department 04/12/2014
R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN 12
Future perspectives: 2016● During last IEFC (28/11), L. Rossi approved COLDEX runs also for 2016 (Crab
Cavities will be installed in SPS LSS4 in EYETS 2016-17)
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R. Salemme – COLDEX results during SPS Scrubbing Run I Electron Cloud Meeting #18, CERN 13
Acknowledgments● Strong support and commitment of many CERN groups for COLDEX
refurbishment and operation: TE-VSC, TE-CRG, BE-OP, BE-ABP, TE-EPC, EN-
ICE
● Thanks to L. Rossi, HL-LHC project leader, Crab Cavities, WP 4, and Cryogenic,
WP9, projects for their support to operate COLDEX during 2016