Conveners
S09 -LHC related projects and studies – Part(II)
- Lucio Rossi (Chair)
- Riccardo De Maria (Scientific secretary)
Ralph Wolfgang Assmann
(CERN)
10/02/2012, 08:30
The HL-LHC upgrades require beam currents, that are significantly increased beyond the original specifications of the LHC. The talk will explore expected limitations in hardware systems (including RF power, instrumentation, vacuum), the impact of increased beam losses on quench statistics, risks due to beam current related damage, beam dynamics issues, loss-induced activation and single event upsets
Stefano Redaelli
(CERN)
10/02/2012, 08:55
Several improvements are foreseen for the collimation system during the LS1. The talk will discuss how the new performance level compares with the HL-LHC needs and if further improvements will be needed to be compatible with the high luminosity operations expected for the HL-LHC upgrade .
Gianluca Sabbi
(LBNL)
10/02/2012, 09:20
The HL-LHC will benefit from new magnet technology (large aperture, Nb3Sn conductors) already under advanced R&D programs. The talk will review the status and roadmap of the new magnets for the high luminosity interaction regions.
Rama Calaga
(CERN)
10/02/2012, 09:45
The talk will review the status and roadmap for the crab-cavity system that is foreseen for the HL-LHC upgrade project for luminosity enhancement and leveling.
Frank Zimmermann
(CERN)
10/02/2012, 10:40
This talk will present a concise description of the layout of the two machines, together with the main accelerator-physics and technology challenges, detail the required LHC modifications, and describe the global schedules with decision points.
