13–14 Jan 2005
CERN
Europe/Zurich timezone

How far can we increase the Intensity per Pulse for CNGS?

14 Jan 2005, 09:20
15m
503/1-001 - Council Chamber (CERN)

503/1-001 - Council Chamber

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Preparation of Restart in 2005-2006 Session 3 - Preparation of Restart in 2005-2006

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Elena Shaposhnikova (AB/RF CERN)

Description

The nominal proton intensity per CNGS pulse is 4.4x10^{13}. This number is only slightly below the intensity record achieved in the SPS in 1997 after careful tuning of all the accelerator complex. Since this time the PS and SPS machines have had major upgrades in preparation for the LHC beam. In September 2004 a total intensity of 5.3x10^{13} was accelerated to top energy in the SPS after a 3 week dedicated run with the CNGS beam. The limitations found in all rings are presented together with the steps that will be necessary to make this intensity operational. Possibilities for further intensity increase are also discussed.

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