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COMMISSIONING OF SUPERCONDUCTING RADIOFREQUENCY SEPARATOR CRYOGENIC SYSTEM A. Ageyev, A. Bakay, E. Kashtanov, S. Kozub, M. Muraviev, A. Orlov, P. Slabodchikov, A. Khartchenko, S. Zintchenko . IHEP, Protvino, Russia. 2006.

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  1. COMMISSIONING OF SUPERCONDUCTING RADIOFREQUENCY SEPARATOR CRYOGENIC SYSTEMA. Ageyev, A. Bakay, E. Kashtanov, S. Kozub, M. Muraviev,A. Orlov, P. Slabodchikov, A. Khartchenko, S. Zintchenko.IHEP, Protvino, Russia 2006

  2. The cryogenic and vacuum system is built to cool by superfluid helium at 1.8 K two niobium cavities of the RF superconducting kaon separator being under construction at IHEP. First commissioning runs were carried out. During the last run both cavities were successfully cooled down to the operating temperature and cryostated for several days. System description, test results and planned improvements are presented.

  3. He II cryostat for the superconducting RF particle separator 1 vacuum tank; 2 80 K shield: 3 He II tank 4 niobium deflector; 5 Kapton window; 6 getter pump; 7 angle valve for deflector vacuum; 8. 9 frequency tuning; 10 expan-sion valve; 11 RF-coupling; 12,13,14 safety valve; 15 RF-probing; 16 setting mechanism; 17 vacuum stud; 18 el. leading; 19 N2-loop (shield); 20 He-loop (shield); 21 He-flow line; 22 He-return line; 23 deflector chassis; 24 vacuum-stud (insulation vacuum); 25 vacuum-stud (deflector vacuum); 26 position indicator (deflector for beam tube); 2 7 LHe-level indicator; 28 superinsulation; 29 guide rails for deflector; 30 preheater line; 31 lead for el heaters; 32 RF-joint

  4. Cryostat and cavity parameters

  5. Deflector mounting in channel

  6. Flow chart of the cryogenic and vacuum plant cooling the superconducting RF deflectors

  7. Cryogenic and vacuum plant parameters

  8. KGU-500

  9. HEX mounting at IHEP

  10. Cryogenic transfer line

  11. Distribution box

  12. Roots blowers

  13. Slide-valve pumps

  14. Vacuum in CVP units

  15. Graphs of the filling of the cryostats helium tanks with liquid helium

  16. CONCLUSION The unique cryogenic and vacuum system to cool superconducting devices at 1.8 K by superfluid helium with mass flow rate about 10 g/s is built. For the first time in Russia this system supplied 1000 l of superfluid helium into two cryostats with superconducting deflectors and it allowed RF powering of the particle separator. During the test run different modes of the cryogenic and vacuum system were tested, some problems were revealed and now the ways to solve them are developed.

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