RF observation from Saturday morning Observation of beam induced voltage/power following the two...

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RF observation from Saturday morning Observation of beam induced voltage/power following the two klystron trips: 03:18 3B1 just at end ramp, 1.26E14 p total, 1.19 ns, we observed 0.94 MV beam induced and 153 kW. Abort gap population not measurable. 07:15 2B1 after 4 hours physics, 1.19E14 total, 1.23 ns, we observed 0.8 MV induced and 118 kW. Abort gap population peaks at 5E9 Now extrapolating to 1236b, 1.2E11 per bunch, we will get ~ 212 kW (using 3B1 data) and 183 kW (using 2B1 data) beam induced power. MAXIMUM until we condition the couplers further. LHC status 12/6/2011 Philippe Baudrenghien

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Page 1: RF observation from Saturday morning Observation of beam induced voltage/power following the two klystron trips: 03:18 3B1 just at end ramp, 1.26E14 p.

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RF observation from Saturday morning

Observation of beam induced voltage/power following the two klystron trips:

03:18 3B1 just at end ramp, 1.26E14 p total, 1.19 ns, we observed 0.94 MV beam induced and 153 kW. Abort gap population not measurable.

07:15 2B1 after 4 hours physics, 1.19E14 total, 1.23 ns, we observed 0.8 MV induced and 118 kW. Abort gap population peaks at 5E9

Now extrapolating to 1236b, 1.2E11 per bunch, we will get ~ 212 kW (using 3B1 data) and 183 kW (using 2B1 data) beam induced power. MAXIMUM until we condition the couplers further.

12/6/2011Philippe Baudrenghien

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Recent intensities

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1790 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860 18701.00E+11

1.05E+11

1.10E+11

1.15E+11

1.20E+11

1.25E+11

1.30E+11

1.35E+11

Average bunch intensity

Fill number

1790 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860 18700.00E+00

2.00E+13

4.00E+13

6.00E+13

8.00E+13

1.00E+14

1.20E+14

1.40E+14

1.60E+14

Average beam intensity

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Saturday 11th June - morning

03:40 Stable beams fill #1863. Initial lumi 1.1e33

13:17 Beam dumped due to cryo conditions MSL1, controls problem on valves regulation L1 (possible single event -

cryo PLC.) Integrated luminosity 30 pb-1

In the meantime at 8:30 vacuum valves in the PS in, leak on fast wire scanner leak detection, replacement of wire scanner mechanism, pump

down pump down a lot faster than originally foreseen, beam back in

PS around 21:00

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PS vacuum

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PS wire scanner

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Spot the wire

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In the shadow

UPS ESS22/85 RF conditioning

17:15 RB81 – thyristor bridge cooling problem again discharge request on main circuit (PC Field: TRG|BRIDGE A

COOLING) Access for EPC and CV Problem fixed definitely – to be checked

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Sunday 12th June

Beam back in LHC ~23:30 (delay because of recovery from RB.A81 intervention)

00:29 Stable beams #1864 (23 pb-1)

07:17 beam dumped by trip of RD2.L1 Vacuum valves in Looks like a bus-bar quench Cooling problem on the link some time before

Incoming: physics 1092 x 1092 bunches, trains 144 bunches

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