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Title: Title : High gradient Linac Name: Hitoshi Hayano Institutions: KEK, FNAL, SLAC


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Title High gradient Linac Name Hitoshi
HayanoInstitutions KEK, FNAL, SLAC
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Outline
  • The accelerator developments of Electron Positron
    Linear Collider which has the center-of-mass
    energy 0.5 1 TeV are required for the following
    important items
  •  
  • 1. Developments of superconducting cavity
  • (a) fabrication of 1.3GHz 9-cell cavity
  • (b) surface treatment of cavity
  • (c) cost reduction of cavity production
  • 2. Construction of the test facility for
    superconducting linear accelerator (STF)
  • (a) assembly of cryomodule and fabrication of
    proto-type superconducting magnet
  • (b) installation of RF power source
  • (c) development of beam instrumentation and
    control
  • 3. ILC accelerator design

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Purpose
  • To promote the developments of the
    superconducting accelerator technology for ILC,
    this research is focused on the development of
    the following items
  •  
  • 1. Developments of superconducting cavity
  • (a) fabrication of 1.3GHz 9-cell cavity
  • (b) surface treatment of cavity
  • (c) cost reduction of cavity production
  • 2. Construction of the test facility for
    superconducting linear accelerator (STF)
  • (a) assembly of cryomodule and fabrication of
    proto-type superconducting magnet
  • (b) installation of RF power source
  • (c) development of beam instrumentation and
    control
  • 3. Design of ILC accelerator
  • (a) project management software
  • (b) computers for document management

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Method
  • 1. Developments of superconducting cavity
  • (a) fabrication of 1.3GHz 9-cell cavity install
    tuners and helium jackets, and put 8 of them into
    two 6m cryostats.
  • (b) surface treatment of cavity study of EP
    performance using single cell cavities and 9 cell
    cavities.
  • (c) cost reduction of cavity production study
    on the fabrication of 3 cell hydro-formed cavity
  • 2. Construction of the test facility for
    superconducting linear accelerator (STF)
  • (a) assembly of cryomodule and fabrication of
    proto-type superconducting magnet
  • (b) installation of RF power source fabrication
    of a new klystron modulator and pulse trans
  • (c) development of beam instrumentation and
    control installation of electron gun and beam
    monitors
  • 3. Design of ILC accelerator
  • (a) installation of project management
    software
  • (b) procurement of computers for document
    management

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Contribution of Japan and U.S.
  • 1. Developments of superconducting cavity
  • (a) fabrication of 1.3GHz 9-cell cavity install
    tuners and helium jackets, and put 8 of them into
    two 6m cryostats. (Japan)
  • (b) surface treatment of cavity study of EP
    performance using single cell cavities and 9 cell
    cavities. (Japan and US)
  • (c) cost reduction of cavity production study
    on the fabrication of 3 cell hydro-formed cavity
    (Japan)
  • 2. Construction of the test facility for
    superconducting linear accelerator (STF)
  • (a) assembly of cryomodule and fabrication of
    proto-type superconducting magnet (Japan)
  • (b) installation of RF power source fabrication
    of a new klystron modulator and pulse trans
    (Japan)
  • (c) development of beam instrumentation and
    control installation of electron gun and beam
    monitors (Japan and US)
  • 3. Design of ILC accelerator
  • (a) installation of project management
    software (US and Japan)
  • (b) procurement of computers for document
    management (Japan)

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State of Implementation
  • 1. Developments of superconducting cavity
  • (a) fabrication of 1.3GHz 9-cell cavity two 9
    cell cavities were assembled into two cryostats.
  • (b) surface treatment of cavity Eight 1 cell
    cavities and eight 9 cell cavities were used for
    the EP treatment study.
  • (c) cost reduction of cavity production 3 cell
    hydro-forming machine was introduced and tested
    by copper cavity.
  • 2. Construction of the test facility for
    superconducting linear accelerator (STF)
  • (a) assembly of cryomodule and fabrication of
    proto-type superconducting magnet two 9 cell
    cavities were assembled into two cryostats.
  • (b) installation of RF power source fabrication
    of a new klystron modulator and pulse trans
    Modulator and pulse trans were procured.
  • (c) development of beam instrumentation and
    control installation of electron gun and beam
    monitors design of RFgun and beam monitor were
    done. beam line chambers were procured.
  • 3. Design of ILC accelerator
  • (a) installation of project management
    software did not introduced.
  • (b) procurement of computers for document
    management did not introduced.

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Research Highlight
  • 1 TESLA-shape cavity and 1 LL-shape cavity were
    installed into 6m cryostat each.
  • Average 46.7MV/m gradient in 1 cell LL cavities
  • Bouncer modulator procurement

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Future Prospects
  • Superconducting accelerator technology are the
    key technology for future high beam power
    accelerators. To invest into the infra-structure
    of this technology is essential for the next
    physics project using accelerators.
  • Accelerator gradient is increasing by the effort
    of the surface treatment technology development.
  • Cryomodule technology is well established by this
    research in Japan. It will be more widely applied
    to other accelerators.

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Number of Participants

( )Graduate Students
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Number of Persons Acquiring Doctor Degree from
FY1979 to FY2007
( )from FY2003 to FY2007
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Number of Presentations from FY1979 to FY2007
FY2006 only
( )from FY2003 to FY2007
12
Number of Academic Dissertationfrom FY2003 to
FY2007
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Number of Citations from FY1979 to FY2007 (Only
Referee Reading)
( )from FY2003 to FY2007
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Research Papers Cited over 100 Times
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Other Important Research Papers (within five
titles)
  • CRYOMODULE DEVELOPMENT FOR SUPERCONDUCTING RF
    TEST FACILITY (STF) AT KEK, K. Tsuchiya, et.
    al., Proc. of EPAC2006, Edinburgh, Scotland,
    (2006)
  • STATUS OF RF SOURCES IN SUPER-CONDUCTING RF TEST
    FACILITY (STF) AT KEK, S. Fukuda, et. al., Proc.
    of LINAC2006, Knoxville, USA, (2006)
  • LOW-LEVEL RF SYSTEM FOR STF, T. Matsumoto, et.
    al., Proc. of LINAC2006, Knoxville, USA, (2006)
  • INITIAL STUDIES OF 9-CELL HIGH-GRADIENT
    SUPERCONDUCTING CAVITIES AT KEK, T. Saeki, et.
    al., Proc. of LINAC2006, Knoxville, USA, (2006)
  • CONSTRUCTION OF THE BASELINE SC CAVITY
    SYSTEM FOR STF AT KEK, E. Kako, et. al.,
    Proc. of PAC07, Albuquerque, USA, (2007)
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