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Title: Dynamic Dispersion Bump Dispersion Unsuppressor


1
MI Beam Loss upon Acceleration
9.8GeV/c
Slow loss
5E11/div
Fast loss 10 ms
9.28 GeV/c
Start of Ramp
11BLMALM634
2
Dynamic Dispersion Bump(Dispersion Un-suppressor)
  • Provide a well contained limiting momentum
    aperture to catch all un-captured beam at the
    beginning of the ramp.
  • Apply a dispersion time bump to MI30 zero
    dispersion straight section only on selected
    cycles (slip-stacking) to generate dispersion at
    302 (and 308).
  • Use fixed collimator at 302 (radial inside) as
    the limiting momentum aperture to catch the
    un-captured beam at the start of acceleration
  • Utilize local dipole time bump to assure limiting
    aperture
  • Straight section optics are not effected during
    pbar transfers (i.e. zero dispersion/ nominal
    betas)
  • Bump is turned on after injection (for catching
    un captured beam)
  • Collapse bump to return to nominal optics after
    10 GeV.

3
Dynamic Dispersion Bump II(Dispersion
Un-suppressor)
  • Concept could be expanded to potentially clean up
    uncaptured beam during the slip stacking process
    itself
  • Turn dispersion un-suppressor (and dipole time
    bumps) at injection if a beta wave allows (need
    to keep matched to MI-8)
  • Install collimator at 308 (radial outside) and
    use dipole bump to move higher momentum beam onto
    collimator
  • Could be expanded even further to collimate
    vertically (at 301)
  • Vertical beta function increases from 60 to 80
    meters at 301 during dynamic dispersion bump.

4
Some numbers
  • Energy spread during slip stacking
  • Df /- 1400 hz -gt Dp /- 26 MeV bucket
    separation
  • Bucket height /- 7 Mev
  • Total energy spread Dp /- 33 MeV
  • Dp/p (max)
    /- 0.37
  • sT 4.47
    mm for b 60m and e20 p
  • sL 0.65 mm
    with sp/p 0.33E-3
  • How fast does un-captured beam move radially
    inward? At 6 GeV/sec -gt .06 MeV/turn
    20G/s -gt .2Mev/turn
  • -gt Dp/p 0.0006
    0.0022
  • -gt Dx 13 mm/turn ( D of 2 m)
    45 mm/turn
  • So, un-captured beam is scraped in 10 ms once it
    contacts the aperture (i.e. 66 MeV/.06MeV/turn
    1100 turns)

5
How to create Dispersion bump
  • Utilize trim coils in IQC/IQD dispersion
    suppressor on either side of MI30 to create a
    symmetric matched non-zero dispersion wave in
    MI30
  • MI dispersion suppressors not matched
  • For meter dispersions in MI30 phase advance
    across straight section increases by .25 to.4
  • Use Main Quad bus to compensate
  • Install trim quads inside MI30 to create phase
    trombone to compensate (keep it local)
  • Install phase trombone in MI60
  • For smaller dispersion bump
  • MI main quad bus is sufficient

6
Current Layout MI30
ECOOL (Between 305 307)
QXR
QXR
K304
Q301
Q229
Q314
Q302
Q305
Q309
Q308
7
Potential MI30 Layout
Fixed collimator (not motorized)
MI trim quad
TC1
TC2
V
H
TC3
TC4
H
TC5
QXR
QXR
K304
Q301
Q229
Q314
Q302
Q305
Q309
Q308
ECOOL
8
Trim Coils and Trim Quads
  • Main Injector Trim quads
  • Integrated strength 0.0269 T-m/m/A
  • Assume max current 10A -gt Gdl .27 T (K1L 0.01)
  • Trim Coils
  • 16 turns 14 sq.
  • IQC R 2.4 ohms L 20 mH
  • IQD R 2.8 ohms L 23.4 mH
  • Integrated strength 0.0585 T-m/m/A
  • Assume max strength 10A -gt Gdl .59 T (K1L
    0.02)
  • Voltage required to ramp to max in 50 ms
  • V 24 v IR drop from cable induced
    voltage from main coil

9
Nominal MI30 Lattice functions
10
Nominal Ring Lattice Functions
11
Matched -1.2m solution
12
Circuit Currents for -1.2 m Solution
13
Matched -.6 m solution
14
Delta Beta/Beta for 3 Solutions
15
Revised Delta Beta/Beta for 2 Solutions
Plot Hor db/b at Hor locations and visa
versa. Dashed lines indicate dispersion
suppressor and straight
16
Conclusions / Recommendations
  • Solutions for local Dynamic Dispersion insert in
    MI30 for collimating un-captured beam during
    acceleration
  • Small dispersion (lt ½ m) done with only IQC/IQD
    trim coils
  • Larger dispersion (gt ½ m) require trim quads in
    MI30 straight section
  • Concept expanded to provide transverse and
    momentum collimation in same straight section
  • Preliminary investigation has included the impact
    on RR counterwaves, QXR, and Recycler
    injection/extraction kicker. This needs further
    investigation
  • Need to determine collimator design
    (single/double stage)
  • Need to investigate impact on losses in ECOOL
    section
  • Need to model proposed layout using collimation
    model (Sasha)
  • Need to model geometry of collimators (Nikolai)
  • Trim coils look to be sufficient (need to look at
    rms power)
  • Need to determine max current for MQTM trim quads
    for linear excitation (and rms current)
  • Need to investigate cost/time for required power
    supplies
  • Since tunnel time is at a premium, I would
    recommend pulling cables ASAP to IQC/IQD on
    either side of straight section. These may be
    used for testing dynamic dispersion concept and
    lattice function measurements.
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