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Compact Pulsed Hadron Source

HIAT June 18-21, 2012 Chicago, IL ANL

CPHS

A Beijing Radio-activity ion-beam facility (BRIF )

&

Compact pulsed hadron source

Guan Xialing ( CIAE & TU)

31 July 2012

2012-7-31 1

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A Beijing Radio-activity ion-beam facility

(BRIF ) at China Institute Atomic Energy

A Compact Pulsed Hadron Source (CPHS)at

Tsinghua university

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Beijing Radio-activity ion-beam facility

BRIF Status — A project of Beijing Radioactive Ion-beam Facility is

under constructed in China Institute of Atomic Energy (CIAE), which is composed of a compact proton cyclotron, a on-line isotopic separator and a superconducting linac booster.

— The first beam will be get in the end of 2013. — The total budget of this project is about 400million

yuan (60M$)

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A Beijing Radio-activity ion-beam facility (BRIF )

At China Institute Atomic Energy

1. A 100 MeV/200uA

proton cyclotron

2. An isotope

separator on line

system

3. A super

conducting Linac

booster model

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Driving cyclotron accelerator

Proton

Energy: 100 MeV

Intensity 200 μA

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CYC main magnet under construction

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100MeV cyclotron is under construction

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ion source

At the ISOL system, RNB are produced in a thick

high temperature target via spallation, fission or

fragmentation reaction. The reaction products

are released from the target via diffusion and effusion

and bass through a tube to ion source.

The ion source of our ISOL are electron beam

plasma ion source,

A prototype radioactive target/ion source has been

developed at CIAE.

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Isotopic separator two isotopic magnetic analyzers 90° ρ= 0.6 m mass resolution: 1000; Isobar separator. high-voltage platform with potential up to 300 kv two isobar magnetic separation: 100° ρ=2.5m mass resolution :20000

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ISOL magnet 100 Deg.

ISOL magnets

The target process

chamber 2012.6.

Target test table:2010 12

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QWR sputtering

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A Beijing Radio-activity ion-beam facility (BRIF )

At China Institute Atomic Energy

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Compact Pulsed Hadron

Source (CPHS)

status

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Compact Pulsed Hadron Source

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A Compact Pulsed Hadron Source (CPHS) has been

developed in Tsinghua University Beijing.

The Accelerator parts consists of

A high-intensity ECR ion source and lebt

A 3 MeV radiofrequency quadrupole linac (RFQ),

A 13 MeV drift-tube linac (DTL),

HEBT and neutron target .

Tsinghua University CPHS

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CPHS project 13MeV/50mA,

0.5ms/50Hz

Neutron target

Neutron instrument

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Species proton

Beam power 16 kW

Output energy 13 MeV

Average Current 1.25 mA

Repeat. frequency 50 Hz

Particle per pulse 1.56x1014 Protons

Duration of pulse 500 μs

Peak current 50 mA

Beam duty factor 2.5 %

RF frequency 325 MHz

Ion source extraction energy 50 keV

RFQ output energy 3 MeV

DTL output energy 13 MeV

Main parameters of CPHS

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ECR Ion source

1. Species p

2. Energy 50 keV

3. Current 60 mA

4. Emittance <0.20 πμ, norm, rms

5. Lifetime >120 hours

6. Frequency : 2.45GHz

7. Power: 1.5~2.0kW

8. Proton ratio: >90%

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LEBT solenoids with H+V steerers inside:

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Physical design

Species Proton

Type Four-vane

Frequency 325 MHz

Input beam energy 50 keV

Output beam energy 3.0 MeV

Peak current 50 mA

Emittance (norm. rms) 0.2 mmmrad

Maximum surface field 32 MV/m (1.8Ek)

Pulse length 0.5 ms

Pulse repetition rate 50 Hz

RF peak power 538 kW

Beam duty factor 2.5%

Section number 3

Total length 296.87 cm

Main parameters for CPHS RFQ

CPHS RFQ 2011.07.23

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Distribution of main parameters for tow design version

(left: constant V; right: vary V)

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The length contrast for tow design version

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IFMIF RFQ vary V design

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Const

B

Low

B

α 2.10 1.35

β 5.90 c 7.74 m/rad

The Twiss parameters for IFMIF

Const

B

Low

B

α 3.03 1.30

β 0.135 0.109 m/rad

The Twiss parameters for CPHS

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Field tuning

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4. Field tuning

Quadrupole and dipole components

after tuning

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4. Field tuning

Frequency spectrum after tuning

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Design parameter DTL

RF peak power 1.2 MW

RF duty factor 3 %

Synchronous phase -30 to -24 degree

Accelerating field 2.2 to 3.8 MV/m

Focusing magnet type PMQ

Lattice type FD

Quad focusing gradient 8.34 kG/cm

Cell number 40

Length 4.4 m

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DT picture

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CPHS RF SYSTEM

Basic parameters

Frequency: 325 MHz

Klystron output power : 2.5 MW

Repetition rate: 50 Hz

RF pulse width: 0.7ms.

RF amplitude error: ±1%

RF phase error: ±1 deg.

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RF power system

• RF power system consists of signal generator (325MHz), amplifier, klystron, pulsed high voltage power supply, modulator, crowbar, RF transportation subsystem, control and interlock subsystem.

RF

Q

DT

L

RF

tran

sm

iss

ion

sys

tem

Trigger

generator

Pulsed

modulator

325MHz

Signal

generator

Amplifier Klystron

High voltage

power supply

Block diagram of RF power system

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Design of RF transmission D

TL

Isolating

Kly

stro

n

2.1MW 1.4MW

0.7MW

RF

Q

Wa

ve

-

gu

ide

Power

splitter

Phase

shifter

Attenuator Isolating

0.6MW

1.2MW

Block diagram of RF power transmission subsystem

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TMR

Target: beryllium

13MeV Be(p,n) reaction, 6.2e-3 n/p, ~3.3MeV

16kW heat deposition, water cooling

Moderator: solid methane

PT410 refrigerator +pure Al rod for cooling

Reflector: light water

Shielding: borated poly. + lead

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TMR Assembly

Proton beam : 13MeV, 16KW, average I=1.25 mA, 50Hz, 500μs

Target : Be, D=63.5mm, t=1.2mm

Moderator : solid methane, 20K, 110*110*18 mm

Reflector : light water, 300K

SLAB geometry of the TMR assembly

Thank Mr. B.Zhong and Mr. Q.X. Feng for providing the design documents of TMR and the

following MCNP simulations

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CPHS project 13MeV/50mA,

0.5ms/50Hz

Neutron target

Neutron instrument

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CPHS project 13MeV/50mA,

0.5ms/50Hz

Neutron target

Neutron instrument

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