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T S Datta ( On behalf of Cryogenics & Applied Superconductivity Group)

Performance analysis of cryogenic system and cryomodules for the complete superconducting linear accelerator at IUAC, New Delhi. T S Datta ( On behalf of Cryogenics & Applied Superconductivity Group) Inter- University Accelerator Centre. New Delhi India. Superconducting LINAC at IUAC, Delhi.

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T S Datta ( On behalf of Cryogenics & Applied Superconductivity Group)

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  1. Performance analysis of cryogenic system and cryomodules for the complete superconducting linear accelerator at IUAC, New Delhi. T S Datta ( On behalf of Cryogenics & Applied Superconductivity Group) Inter- University Accelerator Centre. New Delhi India CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  2. Superconducting LINAC at IUAC, Delhi CRYOGENIC SYSTEM QWR Nb Cavity ( 97 MHz) 27 Nos Ti48+14 = 160 MeV Ti48+14 = 300 MeV CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  3. IUAC SUPERCONDUCTING CAVITY Accelerating Structure 200 ß = .08c f= 97MHz, Leff = 16 cm, Eacc= 0.6MV Cold Mass= 50 kg Q.Rs=18 Outer SS Jacket LIQUID HELIUM OUTER NIOBIUM 800 mm approx.. BEAM PORT SLOW TUNER CENTRAL NIOBIUM Operating Temperature : 4.2 K and Frequency : 97 MHz CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  4. IUAC SUPERCONDUCTING CAVITY First lot ( 8 Nos) of QWR was developed at USA in Collaboration with ANL. Remaining 20 cavities were developed in house at IUAC Performance Curve of a Cavity Courtesy ; P N Prakash CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  5. Partial Linac was operated with one Linac module ( LC-1) along with Buncher (SBC) , Rebuncher (RBC). and old Refrigerator ( Make CCI, USA) till 2012 SBC CRYO MODULE Full Linac with the addition of LC-2 & LC-3 ( 16 Cavities) and with New Refrigerator ( Linde) is under operational since 2013 LOW ENERGY FROM PELLETRON LC-1 BEAM LINE LC-2 LC-3 LN2 LINE CRYO LINE OLD HE REF RBC New Line HIGH ENERGY NEW HE REFIGERAOR 2012-13 CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  6. Beam acceleration by all 22 Cavities in (LC-1, LC-2 & LC-3) Improvement Average Field : 3.5 MV/ m at 5 W Power CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  7. TOTAL LINAC COOLING WITH NEW REFRIGERATOR LC2+LC3 LC1 RBC SBC Total 5 days required to cool the linac module in Batch with liquid Helium CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  8. Cooling Philosophy of linac is changed : Because • New Refrigerator Cooling schematic different from earlier • Effective Radiation Cooling • Minor Modification on LC-2 & LC-3 In Out Helium Vessel Vacuum SS304L Nb LHe Resonator JT Pr Driving Force : Dewar Pr Thermal Shield CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  9. Cooling Performance comparison between Earlier and present No Liquid Nitrogen Precooling required Earlier: 3 Stages Now : 2 stages Radiation Cooling Helps to Reduce the cavity Temperature from 210 to 175 K CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  10. Helium Pressure fluctuation in Cryomodules REDUCED WITH NEW REFRIGERATOR RF LOCKS ARE VERY STABLE CCI Refrigerator a) CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  11. OPERATION PARAMETERS OF LINDE REFRIGERATOR WITH VARIABLE LOAD FROM LINAC Cavity Problem Refrigeration load : 280 W to 440 W Discharge Pressure : 9.75 to 11.25 bar Mass flow rate : 53 g/s to 63 g/s Power : 150 kW to 180 kW CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  12. Preliminary Heat load ( 4.2 K) contribution by each system : Total Load ~ 430- 450 W . Refrigeration capacity : 550 W ( W/0 LN2) Cryogenic Load Distribution of LINAC Operating Range Measured load of Linac CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  13. Complete Automation of Cryogen Distribution system LN2 VESSELS LHe & LN2 LEVEL/ Pressure In Cryomodule He Gas CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  14. Two Modes of LHe Supply Valves operation of Cryomodule CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  15. Power Supply in India is not very Stable Main system like Helium Compressor, Cold box, control system are connected through UPS and back up Generator.. Auxiliary system like chiller air supply are not with emergency power Compressor of when water inlet temp crosses 45 C CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  16. Temperature Reading Fluctuation Good Cavity Temperature Sensor : DT- 470 Fluctuation starts : Once cavity Comes out from Multipactoring Barrier Noted Good Cavity : Fluctuation less Reduced by Twisted cable, Filter Yet to be solved ???? Poor Performance CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  17. CONCLUSION • Superconducting Linac is being operational for expt with high energy heavy ion beam with almost double energy • At present Load, Linac run can be managed on running Linde refrigerator ( LR 280) without LN2 Cooling • Radiation Cooling is much more effective for the recent cryomodules and liquid nitrogen precooling stage is discarded • Helium Pressure fluctuation is reduced and RF lock is very stable • Power cut is common problem In India. Precaution are taken with UPS and back up generator • Shortly High Current Injector will be the another source for LINAC. CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta)

  18. ICEC 26 - ICMC 2016 March 7-11, 2016 Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi, India Thank You Welcome to Delhi Hosted by Indian Cryogenics Council Inter-University Accelerator Centre http://www.ICEC 26 - ICMC 2016.org Abstract submission open : August 17, 2015 CEC-ICMC2015 Tucson (T S Datta) Contact : secretariat@icec26-icmc2016.org

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