Engineering Perspectives on Quadrants (2) CLIC09 Workshop KEK Y.Higashi

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CLIC09 WG4 RF Structure 1 Engineering Perspectives on Quadrants (2) CLIC09 Workshop KEK Y.Higashi

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Engineering Perspectives on Quadrants (2) CLIC09 Workshop KEK Y.Higashi. Contents. Dark current characteristics on the KEK quadrants structure experiment Surface treatment for dark current/EFE mitigation Material FANUC Co. fabrication method proposal (tentative) Assembly envelopments. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CLIC09 WG4 RF Structure 1

Engineering Perspectives on Quadrants (2)

CLIC09 Workshop

KEKY.Higashi

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CLIC09 WG4 RF Structure 2

Contents

1. Dark current characteristics on the KEK quadrants structure experiment

2. Surface treatment for dark current/EFE mitigation

3. Material

4. FANUC Co. fabrication method proposal (tentative)

5. Assembly envelopments

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Notice: Deformed cavity wall

Cell 3(×35)

Cell 3(×100)

Cell3 deformation: 0.053mm

32009/10/12

KEK’s version: 50 micron chamfer

Roughness: ~ 5 micron order?

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QMS (1) :RF Power and gasesPressure of H2 dominated. Pressure of water is inactive.

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ACC Chamber CCG

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Dark current characteristics on the KEK quadrants structure

~x1000 higher than T18 structure -> Detail is talk  by Higo

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Enhanced Field Emission/Dark current(Reference :J. Wang, G. loew)

These can be classified into various categories;

(a) Metallic surface roughness due to imperfect machining, scratches, micro protrusions, “tip-on-tip” productions

(b) Metallic dust, micro particles

(c) Grain boundaries

(d) Molten craters after breakdown

(e) Dielectric impurities and layers

(f) Absorbed gas

(g) Metal-insulator-vacuum (MIV) or metal-insulator-metal (MIM) layers

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Surface treatment for dark current/EFE mitigation

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Out gas characteristics on various treatment of OFC

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Field Emission Microscope

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Calcuration of field emission090908

Current density(A)

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Check Grain boundaries, impurity, material defect, roughness

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Ultra High-Precision Diamond Tuning Surface of Copper

Class1

60mm Diameter, 6mm thickness

Contacted region

Inner diameter 35mm

PV: 21nm PV: 13nm

Enough quality as metal-metal contact for Quadrants?

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Roughness: 3.3nm (PV)

Field enhancement occurs?

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Leak rate: < 1.7e-11Pal/secIP (Semicon grade) Rinse (50degC)

Degreasing

Assembly: Class 100

No vacuum leak was found

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Surface Treatment for Quadrants • Pre-machining (remain 100 m)• 650 degC annealing• Final machining (same surface roughness to dis

k)• Chemical Etching (~5 m)• HPWR (remove burs, particle)• Degreasing (remove particle and fine oxide laye

r)• 150~200 degC baking in vacuum• Assembly in the ILC grade clean room

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Material

Should be Considered High Gradient Test Results of Single Cell SW Structures

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FANUC Co. fabrication method proposal (tentative)

45°

230mm

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Cost Estimation (very rough)TD18 structure Unit is MYen

Disk Type Quadrants

Material

Whole fabrication 2.5 2.8

Vacuum chamber - 1.0

Surface treatment 0.5 0.3

Bonding (Assembly) 1.5 0.5

RF Tuning 0 (eventually) 0 (eventually)

Absorber

Baking 0.5 0.5

Instauration

Alignment

Total

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Summary

1.One order more precise machining (roughness, dimension) technologies glowed up compare to NLC/GLC generation, So Quadrants is very attractive

2. 5000~7000 disks, 25~30 structures fabricated for NLC/GLC

3. In order to understand fabrication technologies for high gradient quadrants structures, may be needed 2~3 years

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