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CLS PROJECT STATUS M.S. de Jong Project Leader November 16, 2002 Annual Users’ Meeting. Synchrotron Facility. Transfer Line & Booster ring. E-gun & Linac. Storage ring. Beamline & End Station. Beamlines on a single CLS sector Two bending magnet lines One or more ID lines
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CLS PROJECT STATUS M.S. de Jong Project Leader November 16, 2002 Annual Users’ Meeting
Synchrotron Facility Transfer Line & Booster ring E-gun & Linac Storage ring Beamline & End Station
Beamlines on a single CLS sector Two bending magnet lines One or more ID lines Use of chicanes to get 2 undulator lines per straight Needed to meet demand for insertion device beamlines Sector (1 of 12)
Injector Status • Linac and transfer line to Booster • Modifications for 1 Hz operation complete • Continuing to improve control system and diagnotics • Booster (“Turn-key” system from Danfysik) • Commissioning of technical systems started in June and were completed in August (more detail in Les Dallin’s talk) • Formal acceptance of Booster completed by mid-September • Booster now shut down until needed for Storage ring commissioning
Storage Ring Status - 1 • Major Sub-systems: • Dipole magnets (Tesla) - delivered • Quadrupole and Sextupole magnets (Sigma-Phi) – first set delivered, rest by year-end 2002 • Corrector magnets (Budker Institute) – delivered by year-end 2002 • Kicker magnets (Danfysik) – delivered by mid-February 2003 • DC Power supplies (IE Power) – 50% delivered, remained by year-end 2002 • RF amplifier (Thales) – commissioning at CLS • LHe plant (Linde) – operating at CLS • RF cavity (ACCEL) – delivery by year-end • Vacuum chambers (FMB) – 8 sectors delivered, remainder by year-end • Supports and girders (Saskatoon) - delivered
Storage Ring Status - 2 • Installation • Water cooling and support pillar installation started in November • Install one sector by mid-December 2002 • Install remaining sectors by end of February 2003 • Commissioning of sub-systems will be done in parallel, so far as possible • Target: first injected beam in March 2003 • Commissioning • Beam tests in evenings and week-ends • Main building must be evacuated until commissioning radiation surveys confirm design radiation levels • 3-week on / 3-week off schedule likely • Target: light for first beamlines by mid-summer 2003
IT Infrastructure • Phase I of IT infrastructure complete • Dual Cisco 6509 switches (1Gb →10Gb) • Voice-over-IP telephones • Redundant multi-mode and single-mode fibre network throughout facility • Direct fibre connection available for each beamline • Virtual LANs for office, controls, users, beamlines, etc. • Phase II implementation started: • 1-3 Terabyte Storage Area Network • Improved user connectivity to external Internet and CA4.net • Possible upgrading of local computational resources
Beamlines: IR • High-resolution Far-IR Spectroscopy • Quotations received on spectrometer • RFPs for design-build of UHV and HV portions of optical system out by mid-December • Hutch construction started • ~13% of budget committed by 2002 Oct 31 • Start commissioning: ~ September, 2003 • Mid-IR Microscopy • Quotations due on spectrometer • RFPs for design-build of UHV and HV portions of optical system out by mid-December • Hutch construction started • ~25% of budget committed by 2002 Oct 31 • Start commissioning: ~ October, 2003
Beamlines: PGM & SGM • VLS Plane Grating Monochromator • All major components ordered • Delivery of most components by 2003 June, except for Fixed-aperture High-Heat-Load most (2003 October) • 185mm PPM undulator ready by 2003 June • ID vacuum chambers (APS) to be delivered in 2003 July • ~70% of budget committed by 2002 October 31 • High-resolution Spherical Grating Monochromator • Same as above for most components • Shipment of existing SGM components from Madison at the end of summer 2003 • 45 mm PPM undulator ready by mid-summer 2003 • ~80% of budget committed by 2002 October 31
Beamline: Spectromicroscopy • Soft X-ray Spectromicroscopy • Mirrors, gratings and monochromator ordered • Mirror manipulator tenders under evaluation • Started design specification of microscopy end-station • ID vacuum chambers (APS) to be delivered in 2003 July • All beamline components, including EPU (Elliptically Polarized Undulator), should be available by 2003 fall • ID straight designed to accommodate a second chicaned EPU • ~40% of budget committed by 2002 October 31
Beamline: CMCF-I • Canadian Macromolecular Crystallography Facility • Mirrors and beamline components ordered, with delivery scheduled for 2003 September • Work continues on white beam transport line and endstation specifications • Started work on specification of control and IT requirements • Magnets ordered for Small-gap Undulator (SGU), work continues on specification of vacuum chamber • Beamline completion planned by 2003 Fall, but SGU might not be ready until early 2004 • ~40% of budget committed by 2002 October 31
Beamline: Micro-XAFS • Hard X-ray XAFS / Micro-probe • Micro-probe capability (~2 μm resolution) and some powder diffraction capability added to design • Uses 31 mm multi-pole superconducting wiggler • Preliminary Design Report under review now • RFP for beamline and wiggler design-build expected to be issued by year end • Some risk that delivery completion will not be possible before early 2004 • ~7% of budget committed by 2002 October 31
SUMMARY • Injection System Operational • Storage Ring installation has started • First injected beam in early spring 2003 • First light for beamlines in mid-summer 2003 • Five beamlines ready for light by fall 2003 • Two IR lines • Three soft X-ray lines • CMCF line ready by fall 2003, except for ID may be delayed until early 2004 • Micro-XAFS line ready in early 2004