AMT - Beam generated heat deposition and quench levels for LHC magnets

Scientific Programme

Welcome adress, Introduction & Scope of the workshop

01

by L. Rossi

Introduction to the session

02

by R. Assmann

Review of past estimations of the induced quench levels by beam losses in the LHC dipoles

12

by D. Leroy

Transient beam losses at injection and during beam dump

03

by B. Goddard

Multiturn beam losses

04

by G. Robert-Demolaize

Heat loads from beam

05

by V. Baglin

Heavy ion interactions with matter

06

by G. Smirnov

Ion operation and beam losses

07

by S. Gilardoni

LHC and magnet operation

08

by R. Schmidt

Quench levels and transient beam losses at HERA

09

by K. Wittenburg

Quench levels and transient beam losses at TEVATRON

10

by D. Still
PRESENTATION CANCELED

Why do BLMs need to know the quench levels?

11

by B. Dehning

Quench levels – experience from magnet tests at CERN

13

by A. Siemko

MEB and magnet sorting criteria

14

by L. Bottura

Insertions magnets and IR radiation

15

by R. Ostojic

Thermal analysis and its experimental verification for the present and future IR triplets

16

by A. Zlobin

Understanding AC losses for LHC magnets

17

by D. Richter

Heat transfer in superconducting magnets

18

by R. Van Weelderen

Experiment for energy deposition in a target

19

by V. Kain

Case study: Energy deposition in superconducting magnets in IR6

20

by B. Goddard

Case study: Energy deposition in superconducting magnets in IR7

21

by V. Vlachoudis

Protecting Superconducting Magnets from Radiation at Tevatron, SSC, LHC and its upgrades.

22

by N.Mokhov

Thermal modelling of IR quadrupoles

23

by F. Broggi

Modelling stability on Nb-Ti cables; R&D on stability planned in the Cern cable test facility FRESCA

24

by A. Verweij

SPQR – could it contribute?

25

by M. Calvi

Liquid helium heat transfer in superconducting cables insulation of accelerator magnets

26

by B. Baudouy

Summary and Round Table Discussion : How to go on ?

27

With R. Assmann, L. Bottura, J.B. Jeanneret, K.H. Mess, P. Pugnat, R. Schmidt, A. Siemko

Closing remarks

28

by S. Myers