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ESS & Regional Sources/CANS M. Strobl ESS Deputy Head of Instrument Division Prof. X-ray and Neutron Imaging Techniques (NBI, KU) www.europeanspallaOonsource.se CANS DTU Nov 2016 ESS construcOon status milestone: 20% construcOon complete


  1. ESS & Regional Sources/CANS M. Strobl ESS Deputy Head of Instrument Division Prof. X-ray and Neutron Imaging Techniques (NBI, KU) www.europeanspallaOonsource.se CANS DTU Nov 2016

  2. ESS construcOon status milestone: 20% construcOon complete

  3. ESS construcOon status A recent milestone – tunnel ready for installaOons

  4. ESS construcOon status

  5. ESS Timeline and Milestones 2025 ESS construc.on complete 2014 Construc.on work starts on the site 2023 ESS starts 2009 user program Decision: ESS will be built in Lund 2019 First beam on target 2012 ESS Design Update phase complete 2003 First European design effort of ESS completed

  6. ESS: A European Science Project

  7. Project Commitments þ 5 MW pulsed neutron source, brightest neutron source þ 22 world leading instruments þ Construc.on cost of 1,843 B€ þ Steady-State Ops at 140 M€/year

  8. ESS – New GeneraOon Neutron Source - ESS will be more powerful and brighter than exisOng sources 10 20 Reactor Sources Spalla.on Sources ESS J-PARC CSNS ISIS HFIR ILL LANSCE EffecOve thermal neutron flux n/cm 2 -s SNS HIFAR MARIA ORPHEE MTR HANARO IPNS SALAM 10 15 HFBR PIK Dhruva NIST CARR NRX ZING-P ’ FRM-II NRU SAFARI-1 ETERR-2 OPAL JRR-3 SINQ LVR IBR-II RSG JEEP II KENS HOR X-10 WNR ZING-P 10 10 CP-2 CP-1 Berkeley 37-inch cyclotron ParOcle driven pulsed 10 5 350 mCi Ra-Be source ParOcle driven steady state Pulsed reactor Fission reactors Chadwick 1 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 Year (Updated from Neutron Sca,ering , K. Skold and D. L. Price, eds., Academic Press, 1986)

  9. ESS – A science tool

  10. ESS – A science tool Lightning New materials Food Solar energy Medicine Tailor made Cosmetics materials Mobile Pacemakers phones Biofuels Geoscience Transportation Implants 10

  11. & Applied Research ESS: Fundamental Levitation of superconductor Levitation of normal conductor Catalysts Superconductivity Engineering Materials Magnetism Electronics Crystallography Hydrogen economy Excitations Medicine Proteins

  12. Neutron Science Pushes the Boundaries In Operandi Advanced Energy Devices ! Kinetics of micro-fluids ! Complex 2020+ ! 2000’ s ! 1990 ! 1980 ! 1970 ! 2013-10-11 1960 ! STC16 Agenda Item 9 !

  13. But why neutrons, what can they do for us? spectroscopy 10 -3 1 10 3 10 -6 kine.c studies Time scale in seconds magneOc fields crystallizaOon domains phase transiOons moving components macroscopic diffusion external sOmuli structure growth

  14. The ESS Neutron Instruments NMX 15 Neutron Instruments BEER (2025) C-SPEC BIFROST MIRACLES MAGIC T-REX ODIN HEIMDAL DREAM VOR LoKI SKADI FREIA VESPA HR-NSE ESTIA Proton beam 150 m 50 m 100 m Instrument Layout (Jan 2016)

  15. The ESS Neutron Instruments Large-Scale Structures ODIN C-SPEC SKADI VOR Spectroscopy LOKI T-REX Surface Scalering BIFROST/CAMEA FREIA VESPA ESTIA MIRACLES HEIMDAL High-ResoluOon Spin-Echo DREAM Wide-Angle Spin-Echo Fundamental & ParOcle Diffraction MonochromaOc Powder Physics Diffractometer BEER life sciences magneOsm & superconducOvity Extreme CondiOons soo condensed maler engineering & geo-sciences Diffractometer MAGIC chemistry of materials archeology & heritage conservaOon NMX energy research fundamental & parOcle physics

  16. ESS - Bridging the Neutron Gap • ESS will be more powerful and several Omes brighter than exisOng faciliOes • Complements exisOng neutron scalering faciliOes 10 20 Reactor Sources Spalla.on Sources ESS J-PARC CSNS HFIR ILL EffecOve thermal neutron flux n/cm 2 -s SNS HIFAR MARIA ORPHEE MTR HANARO IPNS SALAM 10 15 HFBR PIK Dhruva NIST CARR NRX ZING-P ’ FRM-II NRU SAFARI-1 ETERR-2 OPAL JRR-3 SINQ LVR IBR-II RSG JEEP II KENS HOR X-10 WNR ZING-P 10 10 CP-2 CP-1 Berkeley 37-inch cyclotron ParOcle driven pulsed 10 5 350 mCi Ra-Be source ParOcle driven steady state Pulsed reactor Fission reactors Chadwick 1 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 Year (Updated from Neutron Sca,ering , K. Skold and D. L. Price, eds., Academic Press, 1986)

  17. NSS Build Partners * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

  18. The ESS Neutron Instruments Large-Scale Structures ODIN C-SPEC SKADI VOR Spectroscopy LOKI T-REX Surface Scalering BIFROST FREIA VESPA ESTIA MIRACLES HEIMDAL High-ResoluOon Spin-Echo DREAM Wide-Angle Spin-Echo Fundamental & ParOcle Diffraction MonochromaOc Powder Physics Diffractometer BEER life sciences magneOsm & superconducOvity Extreme CondiOons soo condensed maler engineering & geo-sciences Diffractometer MAGIC chemistry of materials archeology & heritage conservaOon NMX energy research fundamental & parOcle physics

  19. The ESS Neutron Instruments ExperOse in neutron scalering and instrumentaOon

  20. Small neutron sources 250kW TRIGA Mark-II Reactor

  21. Synergies – EducaOon/Training TRIGA – T raining, R esearch, I sotope, G eneral A tomic

  22. � � � � � � ��� ���� � � Synergies – Developments Technology Methods Prototypes α TesOng Data SimulaOon e �� 70% so α -Fe {110} Bragg edge Thermal n Neutron transmission le, 65% � ase HUNS & JPARC 60% Large crystallites & <111> i (No. 1) � � � ��� Fitting to No. 1 � � S ���� 55% � � � � � re Large crystallites & <110> Fast n � (No. 2) Cold n α ], Fitting to No. 2 50% � ord, Small crystallites & No texture � � � � � (No. 3) 45% etc. Fitting to No. 3 d 40% at 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.45 0.50 r Neutron wavelength / nm f Analyzer Analyzer Polarizer Polarizer Sample Sample 2D-Detector 2D-Detector Fig. 2. Bragg-edge transmission spectra measured at HUNS, and the is profile fitting curves obtained by RITS. y x x Spin Flipper Spin Rotator Spin Rotator Collimator z �� � � � � � � � � � � � � s.

  23. Synergies – Complementary applicaOons nt views (240 project Fig. 1. SANS in steel samples with (filled markers) and without (open markers) nanoscopic precipitates.

  24. Synergies – ExperOse/User Base UniversiOes life sciences magneOsm & superconducOvity soo condensed maler engineering & geo-sciences chemistry of materials archeology & heritage conservaOon energy research fundamental & parOcle Experts & Users physics sustainable accessible porqolio of neutron sources

  25. Synergies – ExperOse/User Base UniversiOes life sciences magneOsm & superconducOvity soo condensed maler engineering & geo-sciences chemistry of materials archeology & heritage conservaOon energy research fundamental & parOcle Experts & Users physics sustainable accessible porqolio of neutron sources

  26. ESS Policy ESS supports regional source ini.a.ves Can provide : - Advice and experOse - CollaboraOon - PoliOcal support Cannot provide: - resources

  27. Thank you! markus.strobl@esss.se M. Strobl ESS Deputy Head of Instrument Division Prof. X-ray and Neutron Imaging Techniques (NBI, KU) www.europeanspallaOonsource.se DTU CANS Nov 2016

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