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Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research
A Status Report
Walter F. Henning GSI Darmstadt
University of Frankfurt NuPECC,
Bordeaux Oct 27-28, 2006
Darmstadt ----
Helmholtz Centre for Ion Research
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FAIR Baseline Technical Report 2006
Volume 1 Executive Summary
Volume 2 Technical Report Accelerators and
Scientific Infrastructure

ca. 700 pages


Volume 3 Techn. Experiment Proposals on QCD
physics

(Volume 3A und 3 B


ca. 450 pages



Volume 4 Techn. Experiment Proposals on Nuclear
Structure and Astrophysics


ca. 700 pages



Volume 5 Techn. Experiment Proposals on Atomic
Physics, Plasma Physics and



Applied Physics
ca. 500 pages



Volume 6 Techn. Report Civil Constructions

a.
Supplies



b.
Electrical systems


c.
Civil Engineering (Bung)


d.
Radiation Safety


Supplement 1 Cost, Schedule, Manpower Supplement
2 Costbook (5000 entries 3500 WPs))


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GSI today
Future facility
SIS 100/300
SIS 18
UNILAC
ESR
Super FRS
HESR
FLAIR
CR
RESR
100 m
NESR
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FAIR Planned Experimental Facilities
SIS 100/300
SIS 18
UNILAC
ESR
HESR
Super FRS
RESR
CR
100 m
NESR
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Highest Intensity Precision Beams of Energetic
Ions
Fundamental Research into the microscopic
structure of matter
Creation of matter nucleosynthesis and
the evolution of the Universe
Matter in extreme states and material
studies applications
Structure and fundamental properties
of anti-matter
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Present Committee Structure of the FAIR Project

ISC International Steering Committee
STI Working Group Scientific Technical Issues
AFI Working Group Administrative Funding Issues
FAIR Project
PAC QCD
LFI Legal Framework Issues
PAC NUSTAR
PAC APPA
FCI Full Cost Issues

• Mini-TACs
• Cryogenics
• Warm magnets
• Cold magnets
• Power Supplies
• Beam Instrumentation
• p-Linac

TAC
CORE Cost Review Groups
Observers
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Accelerator Physics and Key Technologies for
FAIR
Superconducting, fast ramping synchrotron
magnets 4T/s
High gradient, low frequency RF cavities
Novel lattice/collimation design Beam optics
studies
SIS 100 dipole magnet
control of stripping losses
CR compressor cavity
Ultra high vacuum for intense beams
Fast stochastic and electron cooling
SIS 300 dipole magnet
Desorption test-stand
HESR e-cooler
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SC magnets for SIS300 France, Italy and GSI
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FAIR accelerator developments in Russia and Spain
SIS300
UNK dipole

• Magnet,
• power converters,
• vacuum components
• on sc magnets
• for NESR/RESR

e--Isotope Collider
SIS100
Short NUCLOTRON-type prototyp at GSI
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FAIR accelerator developments in China and India
Variable Energy Cyclotron Center, Kolkata
Institute for Modern Physics Lanzhou
Center of Advanced Technology Indore
Institute for Plasma Physics Hefei
Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata
Superferric dipoles for Super-FRS and CR and high
intensity beam stoppers
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HESR Consortium FZ Jülich, TSL Sweden and
PANDA experiment collaboration
Collaboration gt350 participants
107 events/s
TSL
Pelletron Electron energy 4 - 8 MeV
14 m
30 m cooling length
30 m cooling length
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Strong EU support for FAIR related activities in
FP6

• EU-FP6-CNI
• FAIR injector SIS18 intensity upgrade, HADES
  upgrade R3Bmagnet
• EU-Support 10,4 M
• EU-FP6-Design Study
• Secondary Beams
• (RIB and Antiprotons)
• EU-Support 9 M
• EU-FP6-I3 programs
• I3HadronPhysics FAIR related EU-Support 10,8
  M
• EURONS FAIR related EU-Support 2
  M

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FAIR Project Core Team
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FAIR Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research
Thank You !!!
Observers
CN DE ES FI FR GB
GR IN IT PL RO RU
SE
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FAIR Baseline Cost
CORE Evaluation and TAC
recommendation
(M) Accelerators
533 Baseline Experiments
180 Buildings Supply Systems
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---------- Total Investments
1002 Manpower (2400 MY)
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---------- Total Project Construction Cost
1187 75 of construction cost from
Germany, 25 from member states Operation costs
shared among member states
additional funding expected from 30 non-member
states already involved in FAIR experiments
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Estimated annual incidences of expenditure for
construction