Participants:
A. Abramov, Y. Dutheil, M. Hofer, C. Wiesner, S. Yue
Collider on-axis injection failure modes (S. Yue)
- Due to the limitation of longitudinal phase space, it is needed to reduce the energy offset to 1% for the lower energy modes (see latest table from KO here)
- Yann asked if it would be possible to reduce damping time by increasing the SR with wigglers
- Michael points out that every mode is limited to 50MW RF power, and increasing SR requires to reduce the intensity
- Magnetic septum is pulsed, but slow enough (few to 100ms)
- we consider the failure can be detected and injection prevented in case of failure
- Christoph points out the maximum deflection error should still be calculated and its effect on the beamlet accounted for
- S.Yue will merge the injection lattice to FCCee repository, but it’s vertical beta function is too large, around 7000 m.
Collimation and collider injection failure (A. Abramov)
- The relation between injection kick and fraction impacting on primary collimators at the first turn depend on phase advance
- Showing numbers for the injected beamlet
- Other cases include the failure of the ring orbit fast bumpers
- presently a PI bump of ~10sigma is considered, which would cause a 10sigma offset at the collimators -> beyond the damage limit
- The ring bumpers could be split in 2 so that one failure would only cause up to 5 sigma betatron oscilation of the circulating beam
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