Collaboration between CELLS in Barcelona and BINP in Novosibirsk in the construction of ALBA Synchrotron
Josep Campmany on behalf of CELLS Accelerators Division
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Outline• Collaboration CELLS – BINP
• Specific projects developed– Combined quadrupole-sextupole magnet design– Beam dynamics calculations– Storage ring quadrupoles– Storage ring sextupoles– Supports for Booster accelerator– Installation of accelerator – Superconducting wiggler
• Summary
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Framework: collaboration CELLS – BINP
• The reason for the collaboration was that «BINP has a great deal of accumulated experience in the design and construction of synchrotron light facilities.»
• Signed by Joan Bordas and Gennady Kulipanov on September 13th, 2004
the objective of constructing, equipping and exploiting a Synchrotron Light Facility».
• Very good references from SLS, where BINP help in the assembly of accelerators.
• It was established a memorandum of understanding between CELLS and BINP in order to collaborate «with
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1st specific agreementDesign of a combined sextupole-quadrupole
• BINP group leaded by Eugene Levichev. ALBA group leaded by Dieter Einfeld
• Magnetic design and magnet optimization.
• Calculation of electrical parameters of the magnet.
• Calculation of the cooling water parameters.
• Technical drawings needed for fabrication
Design was completed at the end of 2004,but it was not applied in the final ALBA design
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2nd specific agreementBeam dynamicscalculations
• BINP group leaded by Eugene Levichev. ALBA group leaded by Dieter Einfeld.
• Evalulation of ID influence in storage ring performance.
• Calculation of dynamic aperture of storage ring
Calculations were helpful in the 1st design phase. Afterwards they were refined by ALBA team
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Contracts december’05 / january’06Quadrupole and sextupole
manufacturing• BINP group leaded by Eugene Levichev. ALBA group
leaded by Montse Pont.
• ALBA-CELLS made the magnetic and engineering design
• BINP made the technical design and manufactured the magnets
• Magnetic measurements were also done at BNIP
Quadrupoles and sextupoleshave been installed in the storare ring
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Magnets characteristics-quadrupoles-
Number of magnets 112
Aperture 61 mm
Max. gradient 22.4 T/m
Max. current 185 A
• 2 types of laminations, 1 coil (46 turns, 8×8 mm, ∅5 mm)• Mechanically made of 4 pieces• 100 closed magnets, 12 opened magnets• Iron Overall dimensions are 600x600 mm
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Magnets characteristics-sextupoles-
Number of magnets 120
Aperture 76 mm
Max. gradient 700 T/m2
Max. current 200 A
• 1 sextupole cross section.• Sextupolar field: 1 coil per pole(28 turns, 7×7 mm, ∅3.5 mm).• Correctors: 2 coils per pole (224 & 112 turns, 0.8×4.5mm solid conductor).
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Magnets characteristics-skew quads and correctors integrated in sextupoles-
All sextupoles have steering coils for:
Horizontal Steering 0.8 mrad2 coil types (1806 A-turn, 903 A-turn)By(x=0) = 0.0514 T
Vertical Steering 0.8 mrad1 coil type (1520 A-turn)Bx(y=0) = 0.0499 T
Skew Quadrupole gx=0.2 T/m1 coil type (225 A-turn)
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2D and 3D OPERA models
1.54 T
1.34 T
185 AMax 22.4 T/m
Quadrupole characteristics
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Quadrupole characteristics
1.12 T
0.6 T
2D-OPERA models
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Magnets 3D design
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Manufacturing at BINP workshops
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Manufacturing at BINP workshops
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• Magnetic centre of magnets to an accuracy of ±30 um
• Angular tilt to an accuracy of ±0.1 mrad
• Integrated quadrupole field with respect to the current
• Integrated harmonic content up to harmonic 20th, with sensitivity of 10-4
• BINP measurement group leaded by Pavel Vobly. ALBA group leaded by Dieter Einfeld and Montse Pont.
Measurements at BNIP facility
Measurements cross-checked at Saclay (France) and Brookhaven (USA) with an excellent agreement
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S150, 150 A, no chamfer
-2.0
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
harmonic number
Bn/
B3
(x10
-4)
skewnormal
harmonics @ 25 mm
BINP OPERA-3DB9/B3 -8.22 -7.75B15/B3 2.17 2.09
Quality measurements at BNIP facility
Excellent agreement between simulations and measurements
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New contract on 2007Supports of booster accelerator
BO-MA-BM10 660 Kg
BO-MA-BM05 355 Kg
Total deformation Max = 30 μm Equivalent stress Max = 13 MPa
• Mechanical design and FEA studies made by CELLS
• Manufacturing done at BINP workshops
• Manufacturing at BINP leaded by Yuri Pupkov and Eugene Levichev. ALBA group leaded by Dieter Einfeld and Yuri Nikitin.
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Supports are “bracket” type
Total deformation Max = 22 μm
Equivalent stress Max = 13 MPa
FEA studies for quadrupole QV03
BO-MA-QV03 154 Kg
BO-MA-SEXT 42 Kg
BO-MA-Q180 93 Kg
BO-MA-CORR 14 Kg BO-MA-Q180 93 Kg
BO-MA-Q340 172 Kg
2 correctors + BPM + bellows
Quadrupole QV03 + VAC.
PUMP
Quadrupole Q340 + [ 2 correctors + BPM ] + Quadrupole Q180 + 2 vacuum pumps
Vacuum pump 7 Kg
Sextupole
Quadrupole Q180
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Supports of booster accelerator• Manufacturing at BINP was done along 2007
• Installation in ALBA tunnel was completen on spring 2008
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Supports of booster accelerator
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New contract on 2008Mechanical installation of accelerators
• Qualified staff from BINP was integrating two teams of assembling along with CELLS personnel.
• 4 Specialised Technicians for the BO, 3 for the SR and 3 for the BL and RF Teams. They stayed in Barcelona from Nov 2008 to March 2009
• BINP team leaded by Yuri Pupkow. ALBA coordination by Montse Pont.
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New contract on October 2007Superconducting wiggler manufacturing
Superconducting wiggler SCW31Main characteristics
• Superconducting wiggler• 12,8 mm magnetic gap• Period: 30,0 mm• Num. poles full field: 117• Length: 1.764 m• Bmax: 2.16 T• K: 6.08
• Superconducting wigglers are a world-wide known speciality of BINP.
• BINP team leaded by Nikolay Mesentzev and ALBA group leaded by Josep Campmany.
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Manufacturing at BINP workshops
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Cryostat shield Liner
Cryostat
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Testing and installation at ALBA ring
• 4 wk for assembling and commissioning without beam
• 3 wk staying for installing into the storage ring
• 2 wk for commissioning with beam
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Quench history.
Maximum reacheable field is 2.3 T
No quenches happened after installation
First light emerging from SCW30 seen at beamline on 11/10/11
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Summary
Quadrupoles and sextupoles
Superconducting wiggler SCW30
Supports of booster accelerator
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