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Multi-Bend-Achromat (MBA)Magnets
Mark JaskiMechanical EngineerAccelerator Systems Division/Magnetic Devices Group
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Outline
Multi-Bend-Achromat (MBA) Functional Requirements Document
– Sector Layout– Types of Magnets– Magnet requirements– Design Parameters
Magnet Designs Coil Designs Assembly concepts
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The APS Upgrade: The world’s leading high-brightness hard x-ray storage ring
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MBA/SCU
Present
The APS Upgrade will produce the world’s leading high-brightness hard x-ray storage ring
2-3 order-of-magnitude increase in: BrightnessCoherent fluxNano-focused flux
Operation with round beams
APS-U ushers in a generational leap in storage ring performance
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APS Today APS Upgrade
This slide copied from J. Kerby’s presentation
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Multi-Bend-Achromat (MBA)
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two dipole magnets – double-bend-achromat
Seven dipole magnets – multi-bend-achromat (MBA)
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Multi-Bend-Achromat (MBA)
To go to lower emmitance. Requires stronger magnets Smaller magnet gaps. Tighter tolerances. Small gaps between vacuum
chamber and magnet poles and magnet coils.
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1 mm gaps
APS MBA
Dipole gap 57.20 26.00Quadrupole pole tip radius 39.96 13.00Sextupole pole tip radius 49.00 14.00
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Functional Requirements DocumentSector Layoutwith block diagram showing major components
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Functional Requirements Document9 Magnet Types1320 Total Storage Ring Magnets
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L-Bend magnetsQ-Bend magnets
Not PresentedHere
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Functional Requirements DocumentDipole magnet requirements
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M1
M2
M3
M4
Provided by M. Borland
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Functional Requirements DocumentQuadrupole magnet requirements
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Provided by M. Borland
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Functional Requirements DocumentSextupole magnet requirements
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The strengths of the sextupole magnets repeats every other sector.Provided by M. Borland
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Functional Requirements DocumentField Quality
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Magnet Field QualityB0 is the dipole
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MBA V6 Quadrupole Magnets
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Q1 Quadrupole MagnetVanadium permendur pole tips
Q2 through Q6 Quadrupole MagnetsSteel pole tips
238 mm long
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Field Quality in a Quadrupole Magnet
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Hyperbolic curve y=r2/(2x) for an ideal quadrupole magnet
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Field Quality in a Quadrupole Magnet
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Magnet shims for quadrupolemagnet to improve field quality
Hyperbolic curve y=r2/(2x) for an ideal quadrupole magnet
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MBA V6 Quadrupole MagnetsSaturation curve – steel only holds so much field
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Q1 Current ScanQuad_int Max Operating Current
80.7% magnet efficiencyB1 B5 B9 B13
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MBA V6 Quadrupole Magnets
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Q1 Quadrupole Magnet at maximum current
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MBA V6 Quadrupole Magnets
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Q7 and Q8 quadrupole magnets. Use vanadium permendur pole tips
because of high field (98.9 T/m) Do not use long pole tips. This is because it is a combined
function magnet producing both a vertical and horizontal dipole field as well as a quadrupole field.
Magnet efficiency must be kept to a maximum.
The shorter pole tip produces a larger field at high efficiency than a long pole tip at the same efficiency. Q8 Quadrupole Magnet
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MBA V6 Sextupole Magnets
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S2 Sextupole MagnetVanadium permendur pole tips
S1, S3 Sextupole MagnetSteel pole tips
256 mm longHas both vertical and horizontal corrector coils
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MBA V6 Sextupole Magnetswhole coil shown
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How does a six pole magnet produce a dipole field?
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MBA V6 Sextupole MagnetsSextupole coil removed exposing dipole coils
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How does a six pole magnet produce a dipole field?
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MBA V6 Sextupole MagnetsSextupole Dipole coils
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MBA V6 Sextupole MagnetsSextupole Vertical Dipole coils
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How does a six pole magnet produce a dipole field?
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MBA V6 Sextupole MagnetsSextupole Horizontal Dipole coils
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How does a six pole magnet produce a dipole field?
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MBA V6 Sextupole Magnets
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Look-up tables will be required for both vertical and horizontal correctors
Corrector coils turned on at 10 ampers
98% magnet efficiency
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MBA V6 Sextupole Magnets
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S2 sextupole magnet at maximum current
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L-Bend Magnets
Longitudinal gradient dipole magnets. Called L-bend dipole magnets. Field varies along the length
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L-Bend MagnetsTapered Pole Gap - Magnet Model
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Courtesy of Vladimir Kashikhin of Fermilab
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L-Bend MagnetsTapered Pole Gap - Field Plot
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Courtesy of Vladimir Kashikhin of Fermilab
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L-Bend MagnetsTapered Pole Gap - Selected Parameters
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Courtesy of Vladimir Kashikhin of Fermilab
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L-Bend MagnetsTapered Pole Gap - 3D Model
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Created from SAT file from Alexander Makarov of Fermilab
A prototype of this magnet is being built by Fermilab
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Alternative L-Bend
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7 pancakes5 lengths4 turns each
2nd integral trim coils(optional)
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Alternative L-BendField Plot
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Alternative L-BendSelected Parametersand field quality
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Optimizing the pole tip will reduce the sextupolecomponent
D_current -236.60 AB0_int -486319 Gauss-cmD_power 1200 WConductor square 8.0 mmConductor hole 5.0 mmFlow rate (@ 90 psi) 0.036 (0.58) l/s (gpm)Temp. rise 8.0 °C
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Alternative L-BendSaturation Curve
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dipole_intOperating currentefficiency
98.5% Magnet efficiency
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Alternative L-BendPosition
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Insertion length
Minimum good field region (~6 mm)
Electron trajectory
vertex
D_current bend_angle vertex_x vertex_z US_angleA ° mm mm °
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The length of the beam path is significant
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Q-Bend
It is a dipole magnet that looks like a quadrupolemagnet.
Produces both dipole and quadrupole fields.
The beam is offset from center.
It has curved pole tips. Pole tips are made of
vanadium permendur.
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Q-BendM4
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Vanadium PermendurPole tips
90.6 % magnet efficiency
current_Q 236.48 Acurrent_VD -18.80 AB1_central 56.16 T/mB0_central -0.6708 TQ_power 7884 W#VD_power 660 Wx_offset -12.53 mmsagitta 1.412 mmbend_angle 1.126 degreesvertex -1.037 mm
Electron Trajectory
Curved tips
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Q-BendM4
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Quadmax operatingdipole
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Q-BendM4
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90.6 % magnet efficiency
2.46 T max
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Q-Bend
M4. Field quality. At maximum field.
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Vanadium Permendur90.6 % magnet efficiency
B0_int 10000.0B1_int -8374.2B2_int -144.7B3_int -7.5B4_int 5.4B5_int -0.1B6_int 1.1B7_int -0.9B8_int -3.9B9_int 0.3B10_int 6.6B11_int -1.8B12_int -10.2B13_int 12.3B14_int -2.5B15_int -5.1B16_int 2.1B17_int 4.5
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Quadrupole CoilWater cooled
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Coils are epoxy impregnated in an enclosed potting mold to obtain high dimensional accuracy.
Model created by Aric Donnelly
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Quadrupole CoilModel of copper only
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Model created by Aric Donnelly
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Quadrupole CoilModels of winding and potting tooling
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Winding Tooling Potting Tooling
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Demo-Modular-Multiplet (DMM)
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Quadrupole Magnet Assemblyfor DMM
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Quadrupole Sextupole Quadrupole (QSQ)
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Quadrupole Sextupole Quadrupole (QSQ)
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DMM mounted on a granite plinth
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Rendering by Bill Turner