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Title: IB1 Vertical Test Cryostat (ILCTA-IB1)


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IB1 Vertical Test Cryostat (ILCTA-IB1)
  • Project Requirements
  • 16.December 2005

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From Giorgios Re-org peptalk
  • Vertical Test Cryostat (ILCTA-IB1)
  • Goal Design, procure components, assemble, and
    place into operation a vertical test cryostat
    system for high power testing of single 3.9GHz
    and 1.3GHz cavities
  • Task Manager(s) C. Sylvester / (T. Peterson )
  • Task Engineer(s) M. Wong (Mechanical) / A.
    Lounine (RF) / R. Carcagno (LLRF)
  • Task Designer C. Reid
  • Task Scientific Input C. Ginsburg (Project
    Physicist) / Oleg Prokofiev (Applications
    Physicist)
  • Task Procurement P. Olderr / M. Steinke
  • Task Deliverable Complete vertical test cryostat
    system

superceded
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Task Scope
  • Deliverable
  • Build complete vertical test cryostat system for
    testing single bare 1.3 GHz TESLA-style cavities
    for ILC (and dont preclude 1.3 GHz PD cavity
    tests) by 30Sept06
  • Coordination
  • Cosmore (Task Manager) with help from Camille
    (Project Physicist)
  • Today 1st pass project requirements
  • Aim to develop 1st cost/schedule estimate 15Jan06
  • Subtasks
  • Design cryostat What equipment do we need inside
  • Procure components
  • (Cryostat Build will be outsourced)
  • Build infrastructure as needed pit, power, cryo,
    What instrumentation(power
    reqs) do we need outside
  • Assemble remaining items
  • Commission What test instrumentation do we need

For today concentrate on these issues
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Start VMTFTESLA design
  • 6.7m (22 foot) deep shaft, filled with a
  • 6.4m (20 foot ) deep, 1.3m (50 in ) diameter
    fiberglass shell, recessed 0.6m (2ft), into which
    is placed a
  • gt3.5m deep, 1.1m diameter dewar, into which a
  • gt3.4m deep, 0.6m diameter insert is placed, sized
    to fit single 1.3 GHz Tesla-style cavity

VMTF
TESLA
Design in progress. Need to identify any
test-driven specs asap!
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RF
  • Parameters
  • lt400 W (low power) 1.3 GHz
  • Cable rather than waveguide inside dewar
  • RF
  • People Andrei Lounine (start March) and an
    Eng.Phys. to be named later (gtJan)
  • Cost/schedule estimate
  • Initially use a combination of A0 and Cornell
    designs
  • LLRF
  • People Ruben Carcagno
  • Cost estimate exists for ILC LLRF! (RC,
    B.Chase,G.Cancelo)

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RF system
  • LLRF (from Ruben et al.)
  • VME crate
  • Spare CPU
  • Simcon 2.1
  • Simcon 3.1
  • Timing Board
  • Fast ADC
  • Function Generator
  • Vector Modulator
  • Master Oscillator
  • Oscilloscope
  • Misc. Hardware
  • RF (model after A0 thanks Tim Koeth)
  • Preamplifier
  • TWT amplifier (400W)
  • Dual-directional coupler
  • Coaxial phase shifter
  • Mixer
  • Three-channel power meter

Should project scope Include LLRF developmt?
Padamsee p.161
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A0 vertical dewar test stand
Power heads inside
Phase shifter
mixer
Safety interlock
Pre-amp
TWTA in cave by dewar
Signal generator not shown
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Tests wed want to make(?)
  • X-ray measurement position resolution (Oleg)
  • Dark current measurement w/Faraday cup (Allan
    Rowe?)
  • Magnetic field measurements, including magnets
  • Piezo tuner
  • Move the cavity up/down wrt antenna motor
    control position detector
  • Quench detection thermometer array
  • Camera to view bubbles from heated He also to
    see too-low He level (Cristian Boffo?)
  • Real-time analysis software
  • Bake-out heaters to speed up dewar warming up
  • Vacuum gauges
  • Radiation detectors (safety)
  • Temperature measurements?
  • Helium level probe
  • Thermometers inside for bath temperature

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Other stuff requiring thought
  • Radiation shielding neutrons??
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