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CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz for E0 2-1 0 2 Collaborat ion at J-Lab A. Magerl K. Beard A. Freyberger J. Bengt sson A. Guerra N. Merminga A. Bernhard R. Hicks T. Plawski A. Bogacz A. Hofler Y. Roblin C. But


  1. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz for E0 2-1 0 2 Collaborat ion at J-Lab A. Magerl ♦ K. Beard A. Freyberger J. Bengt sson A. Guerra N. Merminga A. Bernhard ♦ R. Hicks T. Plawski A. Bogacz ♣ A. Hofler Y. Roblin C. But ler C. Hovat er M. Spat a A. Hut t on ♣ C. Tennant ♠ Y. Chao S. Chat t opadhyay R. Kazimi M. Tiefenback H. Toyokawa ∗ H. Dong R. Lauze D. Douglas ♠ College of W illiam and Mary, W illiamsburg, VA, Graduat e st udent ♦ Friedrich-Alexander Universit y of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany ∗ Nat ional Inst it ut e of Advanced Indust rial Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Japan ♣ co-spokesman APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  2. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al Overview Mot ivat ion, Fut ure accelerat ors based on ERLs (Energy Recovery Linacs) Experiment layout , Beam t ransport , Inst rument at ion Measurement s – charact erist ics of energy recovered beam ♠ Emit t ance, moment um spread ♠ Beam halo ♠ RF cavit y t ransient s Preliminary result s (energy recovered beam at 56 MeV and 20 MeV) Summary 2 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  3. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al Energy recovery* − process by which t he energy invest ed in accelerat ing a beam is ret urned t o t he rf cavit ies by decelerat ing t he same beam W hy Energy Recover? ♦ Required rf power becomes nearly independent of beam current ♦ Reduces elect ron beam power t o be disposed by rat io of E fin /E inj ♦ Alleviat es shielding, if beam dumped below t he neut ron product ion t hreshold ♦ Promises efficiencies of st orage rings, while maint aining beam qualit y of linacs: superior emit t ance and energy spread, short bunches (sub-pico sec.) Fut ure Applicat ions: ♦ Free Elect ron Lasers ♦ Synchrot ron Light Sources ♦ Elect ron Cooling Devices ♦ Elect ron Ion Colliders * Maury Tigner, Nuovo Ciment o 37 (1 96 5) 3 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  4. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al ERL Landscape ERL Landscape eRHI C eRHI C 10000 10000 ERL ERL ELI C ELI C ERLSYN ERLSYN High energy pat h High energy pat h Elect r on-I on Colliders Elect r on-I on Colliders Elect r on-I on Colliders Energy [MeV] Energy [MeV] 1000 1000 4GLS 4GLS CEBAF-ER CEBAF-ER Light Sources Light Sources Light Sources 100 kW FEL 100 kW FEL 10 kW FEL 10 kW FEL 100 100 ERL P ERL P rot ot ype rot ot ype BNL Elect ron Cooling BNL Elect ron Cooling 1 kW FEL 1 kW FEL High current pat h High current pat h 10 10 0 0 100 100 200 200 300 300 Average Current [mA] Average Current [mA] 4 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  5. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al Experiment Layout acceleration 56MeV 56MeV 556MeV 1L21 1056MeV deceleration 556MeV acceleration 556MeV 1056MeV 56MeV 2L21 λ /2 phase delay chicane 56MeV 556MeV deceleration ♦ New hardware − a λ /2 chicane and a beam dump/chicane at t he end of t he Sout h Linac. The beam is accelerat ed in t he Nort h Linac and Sout h Linac t hen decelerat ed t hrough t he Nort h Linac and Sout h Linac. 5 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  6. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al Phase delay chicane and energy recovery ext ract ion line 6 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  7. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al ♦ Nort h L inac − st andard 1 20 ° lat t ice for t he accelerat ing beam (56 − 556 MeV) 0 56 − 556 MeV) and mismat ched opt ics for t he decelerat ing beam (1 Mon Apr 07 11:10:17 2003 OptiM - MAIN: - E:\ER_Experiment\ER Optics\400 MeV Design Optics\EneRec\inj_NL.opt 80 5 BETA_X&Y[m] DISP_X&Y[m] -5 0 0 BETA_X BETA_Y DISP_X DISP_Y 339.796 Mon Apr 07 10:57:48 2003 OptiM - MAIN: - E:\ER_Experiment\ER Optics\400 MeV Design Optics\EneRec\NL_dec.opt 140 5 BETA_X&Y[m] DISP_X&Y[m] 0 0 0 BETA_X BETA_Y DISP_X DISP_Y 243.668 7 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  8. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al ♦ Sout h Linac − mismat ched opt ics for t he accelerat ing beam (556 − 1 0 56 MeV) and 20 ° lat t ice for t he decelerat ing beam (556 − 56 MeV) st andard 1 Mon Apr 07 11:04:17 2003 OptiM - MAIN: - E:\ER_Experiment\ER Optics\400 MeV Design Optics\EneRec\SL_acc.opt 200 5 BETA_X&Y[m] DISP_X&Y[m] 0 0 0 BETA_X BETA_Y DISP_X DISP_Y 248.379 Mon Apr 07 11:08:01 2003 OptiM - MAIN: - E:\ER_Experiment\ER Optics\400 MeV Design Optics\EneRec\SL_dec.opt 60 5 BETA_X&Y[m] DISP_X&Y[m] -5 0 0 BETA_X BETA_Y DISP_X DISP_Y 207.213 8 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  9. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al synchrot ron light monit or − accelerat ed/decelerat ed beams at 556 MeV � Arc1 9 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  10. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al 0 0 MeV) at t he end of Sout h Linac − SL1 � Two beams (~ 1 GeV and ~ 1 6 beam viewer (E inj = 20 MeV) 1 0 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  11. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al � Energy recovered beam at t he dump (Opt ical Transit ion Radiat ion view) 56 MeV beam 20 MeV beam 1 1 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  12. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al ♦ Typical wire scan wit h t wo beams − fully accelerat ed and energy recovered beams current Wire scan at 2L22: X, X-Y, Y 1056 MeV Beam 500 400 56 MeV Beam 300 200 100 0 mm 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 1 2 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  13. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al µ A beam) measured wit h a wire scanner and 3 PMTs � Beam halo (56 MeV, 1 1 3 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  14. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al µ A beam) measured wit h a wire scanner and 3 PMTs � Beam halo (20 MeV, 1 1 4 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  15. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al � rf power measurement − select ed cavit y at t he end of Sout h Linac Gradient Modulator Drive Signals (SL20 Cavity 8) 0.15 0.10 Volts (mV) 0.05 0.00 -0.05 with ER without ER -0.10 Graph Courtesy C. Tennant 0 100 200 300 400 Time ( µ s) 1 5 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

  16. CEBAF Energy Recovery Experiment Alex Bogacz, et al Summary 1 GeV scale demonst rat ion of energy recovery at CEBAF 8 0 µ A of CW beam accel. t o 1 0 56 MeV and energy recovered at 56 MeV Demonst rat ion of high final-t o-inject ion energy rat ios − 20 :1 and 50 :1 Measurement s − Charact erist ics of energy recovered beam: Emit t ance • Inject or and Arcs − wire scans wit h varying quads • Ext ract ion line (energy recov. beam) − wire scans wit h ‘closed bet a bump’ Beam halo (wire scanner and PMTs) − 6 decades of int ensit y covered rf t ransient s at full charge (50 µ A pulsed beam) Dat a analysis in progress… .. Expect at ion for ongoing machine act ivit ies at CEBAF 1 6 APS April Meet ing, Philadelphia, PA, April 7, 20 0 3

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