FCC-ee top-up injection
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FCC-ee top-up injection
participants : C. Carli, Y. Dutheil. G. Nigrelli, P. Raimondi, K. Skoufaris, L. Valle
- septum blade thickness
- arguments discussed and agreement within participants to keep 2.8 mm as baseline
- input from tracking studies and parameter scans will be critical to support further developement towards thinner septum
- Machine protection
- present input from ABT planned for the MP workshop outlines general concept without specific solution yet established
- possible strategy with passive absorbers in booster-to-collider and collider injection region similar to LHC
- Lina raises a point regarding fast RF failure at the higher energy mode and potential impacts due to large energy loss per turn -> will contact directly Angela (ABT contact for MP questions)
- booster to collider transfer
- Pantaleo suggests that a symetric septa scheme (same device for booster extraction and collider injection) would allow cancelation
- presently not consider as booster uses thicker septum but should be considered when errors will be explored
- collimation numbers
- Giulia confirmed the Z-mode collimation scheme has TCS at 11sigma and momentum cut at 1.4%
- implies BSC at max(11sigma, 1.4+0.3) is very large in the injection region -> need to iterate on the conventional injection bump amplitude required
- Lattice and frequencies
- Present ABT injection repos use LCC 106.2, will wait for a review of the RF to update beam parameters
- Christian noted that ABP acknowledges the impact of beam parameters on injection, but these discussions currently remain within ABP and results will be communicated at a later date
- Yann asked how this process should be handled so that requirements from the injection process are included. Christian confirmed the question is complex and is still under discussion within ABP
- Despite other urgent activities Kyriacos has managed to conduct some simulations and will try to share results at a future meeting
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- FCC-ee baseline: keep 2.8 mm direct-drive blade as the reference-design baseline. Pantaleo’s BTC slide assumes two 9.6 m septum dipoles,~0.140 T at ttbar and suggests a “hopefully 1 mm” thinner last part of the in-vacuum septum, but this is not yet an equipment-demonstrated baseline for a 304 us flat-top.
- technologies
- direct drive : thickness of 2.8 mm is already thin.
lowering the field to an extremely low value (like a few tens of mT at the lower energy modes) does not necessarily make life easier, given the parasitic effects we start needing to consider when dealing with such low fields.
- eddy current :
most common in light sources for ~1 mm thickness
involves a much shorter pulse than the 304 µs flat-top currently required - Lambertson
1.5-2mm blade demonstrated at other facilities but limited experience at CERN and needs adjusting TL concept for vertical deflection
- direct drive : thickness of 2.8 mm is already thin.
- Light sources examples
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SPring-8-II: in-vacuum eddy-current , 1mm, 10 us half-sine
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SLS 2.0: in-vacuum eddy-current, 1 mm wall, 12.5 us sine
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HEPS: Lambertson septum, 2 mm
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ESRF-EBS: in-vacuum eddy-current, about 3 mm blade, 66 us half-sine
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APS-U: pulsed direct-drive septum, 3 mm tapered blade, single-turn pulsed
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- Conclusion
1 mm should be kept as an R&D / upgrade option, but equipment baseline should remain at 2.8 mm under-vacuum direct-drive solution as it is considered a realistic solution to provide the FCC pulse length, leakage, impedance, vacuum, cooling, and machine-protection constraints (at the present maturity of the study). Further input on the requirement from top-up injection efficiency studies remain a critical input and should be addressed together with the various constraints
Concept used for the FSR below
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