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Low beta superconducting cavity system design for HIAF iLinac

  • Mengxin Xu;Yuan He;Shengxue Zhang;Lubei Liu;Tiancai Jiang;Zehua Liang;Tong Liu;Yue Tao;Chunlong Li;Qitong Huang;Fengfeng Wang;Hao Guo;Feng Bai;Xianbo Xu;Shichun Huang;Xiaoli Li;Zhijun Wang;Shenghu Zhang;Jiancheng Yang;Evgeny Zaplatin
    • Nuclear Engineering and Technology
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    • v.55 no.7
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    • pp.2466-2473
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    • 2023
  • A superconducting ion-Linac (iLinac), which is supposed to work as the injector in the High Intensity heavy-ion Accelerator Facility project, is under development at the Institute of Modern Physics (IMP), Chinese Academy of Sciences. The iLinac is a superconducting heavy ion linear accelerator approximately 100 meters long and contains 96 superconducting cavities in two types of 17 cyromodules. Two types of superconducting resonators (quarter-wave resonators with a frequency of 81.25 MHz and an optimal beta β = v/c = 0.07 called QWR007 and half-wave resonators with a frequency of 162.5 MHz and an optimal beta β = 0.15 called HWR015) have been investigated. The cavity design included extensive multi-parameter electromagnetic simulations and mechanical analysis, and its results are described in details. The fundamental power coupler and cavity dynamic tuner designs are also presented in this article. The prototypes are under manufacturing and expected to be ready in 2023.

Helium guard system design for HIAF iLinac cryogenic distribution system

  • Xianjin Wang;Shuping Chen;Wen Jun;Dajun Fan;Liming Zhu;Yanan Lib;Xiaofei Niu;Junhui Zhang
    • Progress in Superconductivity and Cryogenics
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    • v.25 no.1
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    • pp.6-10
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    • 2023
  • 2 K superfluid helium cryogenic system is the crucial component of many large accelerators. When the cryogenic system is operating at 2K@3129Pa, many room-temperature parts are connected to superfluid helium via tubes. Air Leakage in these connections may lead to air contamination of the cryogenic system. Air contamination may cause equipment failure in cryogenic systems and, in extreme cases, render the entire accelerator system inoperable. Helium guard is a technique that guards against air contamination of these sub-atmospheric pressure connections in 2 K superfluid helium cryogenic system. This paper introduces a typical 2 K cryogenic distribution design for large accelerators, and make risk analysis of air contamination. Finally, the analysis of specific leakage points and detailed engineering design are presented, which may be used as a reference when designing of a 2 K superfluid helium cryogenic distribution system.