DESIGN OF SLOW EXTRACTION FROM 50-GeV PROTON SYNCHROTRON
DESIGN OF SLOW EXTRACTION FROM 50-GeV PROTON SYNCHROTRON
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50-GeV 质子同步加速器慢速提取的设计
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发表时间:
2002
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通讯作者:
T. Yokoi
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作者:
M. Tomizawa;Y. Arakaki;N. Tokuda;T. Yokoi
The high intensity 50-GeV main ring of the JAERI/KEK Joint Project has three fold symmetry lattice. Slow ex- traction system has been designed for the main ring. The key issue for the slow extraction is to reduce the beam loss to 1% level from the point of view of radiation safety. Beam simulations for a new lattice version have been done to study the beam loss at the electrostatic septum wires. This result shows the beam hit rate on the septum wires is 1%. Present status of septa design and a radiation study by MARS are also reported. The LSS has short straight sections with almost zero between two focusing quadrupole magnets. The ESS are placed at one of the short straight sections. The and are zero in the LSS. The horizontal betatron tunes is approached from be- low of the resonance 67/3 to the resonance by ramping focusing quadrupole magnets (QFNs) in the arc sections. The horizontal and vertical chromaticities are set to zero by 72 sextupole magnets in 2 families. 8 12 sextupole mag- nets placed in arc sections are used to excite the resonance. These sextupole magnets are classified into two families in order to be able to rotate the separatrix. They does not ex- cite the 0th harmonic component for any current. The beam optics functions at the entrance of the ESS are = 39.0 m, and = 0.001. The ESS wires are positioned so that = 58 mm at the entrance end; the ex- tracted beam is kicked inward by 0.2 mrad. The betatron phase between the ESS and the 1st SM is 245.5 degree, which makes a separation of 3.6 mm between kicked and not kicked particles at the ESS. The arrangement of septa and bump magnets and beam envelopes in the LSS for the slow extraction are shown in Fig. 1.