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Status of the Main Magnets for HESR

Status of the Main Magnets for HESR. 26 th Consortium Meeting, Jülich 31.03.2009 Ulf Bechstedt, Institut für Kernphysik IV (COSY). EDMS 1036594. Overview. Types of Magnets, Status of Work Dipoles (44) Quadrupoles (84) Sextupoles (60) Steerer (48)

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Status of the Main Magnets for HESR

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  1. Status of the Main Magnets for HESR 26th Consortium Meeting, Jülich 31.03.2009Ulf Bechstedt, Institut für Kernphysik IV (COSY) EDMS 1036594

  2. Overview • Types of Magnets, Status of Work • Dipoles (44) • Quadrupoles (84) • Sextupoles (60) • Steerer (48) • Work to be done (Problems and Possible Solutions) • Personnel • U. Bechstedt FZJ IKP • W. Günther FZJ IKP • H.Soltner FZJ ZAT • G. de Villiers iThemba LABS South Africa, Project code SUA 06/003

  3. Layout of FAIR Facility

  4. The FAIR complex will be constructed to the east of the existing GSI facility. The fact that the project will use the existing accelerator as an injector influenced the decision to build the new facility here. The architectural plan also incorporates the need to conform to radiation protection requirements and optimize costs for the buildings and technical facilities. All these considerations have led to the following concept: The large double ring with a circumference of 1,100 meters will be laid out underground in a ring tunnel at a maximum depth of 17 meters. Thus the forest in the region of the double ring can be mostly preserved. All of the other buildings will be arranged south of the large ring tunnel. Due to the large areas involved, an above-ground solution is more economical here. Construction of the above-ground buildings will require clearing of presumably 20 hectares of forest for which compensating measures have already been settled.

  5. Lattice of HESR

  6. Arc of HESR

  7. The PANDA Experiment (Proton ANtiproton DArmstadt) Figure 1: Schematic layout of the proposed PANDA Experiment at FAIR. The antiproton beam enters the detector from the left. The Target Spectrometer is complemented by a Forward Spectrometer to ensure full phase space coverage.

  8. Basic Specs for Dipole Design

  9. Parameters of the Dipoles

  10. Dipole Drawing (overview)

  11. Picture of Dipole

  12. Parameters of the HESR Quadrupole

  13. Quadrupole Drawing (overview)

  14. Picture of Quadrupole

  15. Parameters of the HESR-Sextupole

  16. Sextupole Drawing (overview)

  17. Picture of Sextupole

  18. Parameters of the HESR-Steerers

  19. Drawing Horizontal Steerer (overview)

  20. Picture of Horizontal Steerer

  21. Drawing of Vertical Steerer (overview)

  22. Picture of Vertical Steerer

  23. Results of Calculations

  24. Multipole Components of the Dipole

  25. Reduction of Sextupole Component at High Induction

  26. Neighborhood of Magnets in the Tunnel 1

  27. Neighborhood of Magnets in the Tunnel 2

  28. Neighborhood of Magnets in the Tunnel 3

  29. Transport of Magnets Inside the Tunnel

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