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From Pipetron to LER: history of a brilliant idea and goal of this workshop. Lucio Rossi CERN CARE-HHH workshop on LER CERN -11 October 2006. When this started…. …when I met Peter Limon…. This paper reported how US HEP was emerging from SSC collapse.
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From Pipetron to LER:history of a brilliant idea and goal of this workshop Lucio Rossi CERN CARE-HHH workshop on LER CERN -11 October 2006
When this started… L. Rossi – LER workshop
…when I met Peter Limon… • This paper reported how US HEP was emerging from SSC collapse. • A “RLHC” was discussed at the ‘96 Snowmass meeting, opening a cycle that was closed in the 2001 Snowmass meeting where VLHC was put in second priority wrt ILC L. Rossi – LER workshop
… Peter presented a new type of magnet • Invented by Bill Foster • 50 TeV beam with 1.8 T in a 650 km long tunnel L. Rossi – LER workshop
A parameter table and a few key issue were provided L. Rossi – LER workshop
From VLHC … back to LHC • VLHC study were stopped in 2001 • However the ongoing pipetron magnet demonstrator was allowed to continue in Fermilab (2 m long magnet with ancillaries) • Talks about using it as LHC injector started as early as 2001-02 among Bill, Peter and myself. The most sensible proposal was to drill a hole in the detectors to solve the problem of the bypass… • End 2002 - beginning 2003 all these ideas for the LHC found a frame… L. Rossi – LER workshop
European Steering Group for Accelerator R&D L. Rossi – LER workshop
CARE Coordinated Accelerator Research in Europe The objective of CARE is to carry Accelerator Research by integrating the European resources Submitted on April 15th , at 11:35 L. Rossi – LER workshop
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Scope of the WP1 From L. Rossi Feb.'04 • 5 critical study and R&D tasks identified based on present state-of-the-art in magnet and accelerator technology : • AMT-1 - Stability and Quench Limit of LHC at Ultimate Field and for LHC Upgrades (L+E) • AMT-2 - Pulsed Magnets (for an SPS Upgrade) (L+E) • AMT-3 - Magnets for a LE Ring in the LHC Tunnel (E) • AMT-4 - High Field Magnet Design (L+E) • AMT-5 - Optimisation of the overall Cost of the Magnet System for a High Energy-High Intensity Hadron Collider • Task on synchrotron radiation handling dropped L. Rossi – LER workshop
And SPS to LHC transfer line? From L. Rossi Feb.'04 • Two accelerators will shut down, presumably, after LHC commissioning: • HERA and TeVatron: can we made the best use of their magnets? Especially the good B>5 T HERA magnets!! • Do they adapt? (Fermilab’s are shorter) KHM has looked at : extremely difficult P. Limon is supposed to assess feasibility and cost L. Rossi – LER workshop
This money and energy for what ? - VII: INJ for LHC2 • Pipetron! The cheap Sc magnet for 2 T • Iron excited by a transmission line of HTS (LN!!!) From L. Rossi Feb.'04 L. Rossi – LER workshop
Pipetron - Cont. 2 • Invented in Fermilab by W. Foster around 1995-96 • Strong push to arrive to a model then put aside by the lab after the decision of 2001 to postpone VLHC. • Test of a 1 m long model in 2004 • Cable might be done in MbB2 !! As well. From L. Rossi Feb.'04 Courtesy ofH. Piekarz (Fermilab) L. Rossi – LER workshop
LEP LHC Merci a M. Muttoni L. Rossi – LER workshop
Space LEP New Low Energy ring L. Rossi – LER workshop
What we have learnt so far • This project was born because a new magnet design was available and somebody was trying to use it. • Although this might become an enabling technology, the real problem proved to be not in the ring magnets but elsewhere • Magnets are feasible but what about the collider feasibility? L. Rossi – LER workshop
Rational for an LHC injector • The LHC main dipoles have sizable (dynamic) multipoles at the injection field. • The LHC spends 20 mins at the injection plateau while being filled by the SPS • Bunch intensity and emittance are limited by these • These limitations can be taken out by injecting at a higher energy (x 2) and in a shorter time (< 1s) • An injector ring would also allow for RF gymnastics like bunch coalescing to overcome the intensity limitations of the injector chain L. Rossi – LER workshop
Hot Questions • Feasibility of the various schemes near the detector • Bypass tunnel • LHC detector beam pipe • Through detectors (is this really unacceptable?) • Safety and reliability • Any show stopper (impedance?, lattice?, space available in the ring?) • Low magnet cost. Does this really translate in a low cost ring? L. Rossi – LER workshop
Main Goal • To assess if it is technically worth to explore the idea more deeply. • To assess if it might contribute significantly to the LHC luminosity, (preparing the ground for an LHC energy upgrade is good but is more far into the future • Today the comparison with competing schemes (SPS upgrade) is premature: The LER has to prove it is useful and possible before trying to prove that is better than… L. Rossi – LER workshop