Post on 25-Jan-2016
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PS2 meeting 16 April 09
Updates on TT11
Christoph Hessler, Brennan Goddard, Malika Meddahi
PS2 meeting 16 April 09 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400
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TI 2
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SPS
TT10PS2, fodo lattice, original position
PS2, new lattice,moved by 3 cell lengths
2 more cells added in TT11 @ PS2 extraction location (+ 2x21m)
New TT11 layout
PS2 LSS for inj. / extr.
MTEBK ExtKESMS1MS2DuKInjK InjS
BD+1st sec
Prim2nd secMTEBKT
Courtesy W. Bartmann
H- injection
p injection (TT10)
To SPS
Additional 2 cells
EE insertion –version 2
PS2 to SPS
PS2 TT10 TT11
Skew quads
Additional 2 cells
SPS
PS2 to SPSE. ExchangeVersion 2
PS2 to SPSE. ExchangeVersion 2
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For CNGS beam at 50 GeV, with 0.1% dp/p, this dispersion mismatch causes n blowup of 0.5 m in V plane (0.0 m in H plane).
Already looks reasonable – and further optimisation certainly still possible
Performance with emittance exchange version 2
xn [m] yn [m]
PS2 before extraction 15 8
TL after MTE extraction ~4 8
TL after emittance exchange 8 ~4
SPS after filamentation v1 9.3* ~6.6*
SPS after filamentation v2 9.0* ~4.5*
SPS “now” (with MTE) ~8.5* ~4.5*
Normalised emittances from PS2 to SPS for CNGS beam
*assuming 0.5 m n increase from other mismatch sources
Source: Brennan Goddard for PS2 review May 08
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EE insertions: version 3
PS2 to SPS
PS2 TT10TT11
Skew quads
Additional 2.5 cells
SPS
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PS2 to SPSE. ExchangeVersion 3
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PS2 to SPSE. ExchangeVersion 3
No dispersion mismatch
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No dispersion mismatch, no corresponding emittance blow-up!
Performance with emittance exchange version 3
xn [m] yn [m]
PS2 before extraction 15 8
TL after MTE extraction ~4 8
TL after emittance exchange 8 ~4
SPS after filamentation v1 9.3* ~6.6*
SPS after filamentation v2 9.0* ~4.5*
SPS after filamentation v3 8.5* ~4.5*
SPS “now” (with MTE) ~8.5* ~4.5*
Normalised emittances from PS2 to SPS for CNGS beam
*assuming 0.5 m n increase from other mismatch sources
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What’s next?
- Check / correct new geometry- Check optics for other beam types- Aperture- Trajectory correction- Magnet specs