Accelerator Use Planning Sheet for BigRIPS
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1 Print on both sides. BigRIPS Accelerator Use Planning Sheetfor BigRIPS With the prior approval of Division/Group Director, please fill out the parts surrounded by thick solid lines and double thin lines, if necessary, of both sheets, and submit them to the Nishina Center User Support Office. This application is valid for one fiscal year. Experiment title number Date of submission Experiment title Accelerator to be used Experiment s spokesperson NP0906-RIBF YY 1 MM 19 DD Name of final stage accelerator SRC Particle 18 O Energy 350 MeV/u Full name [in print] Affiliated laboratory at RIKEN Position at RIKEN Extension at RIKEN Maximum beam intensity needed kobayash@lambda.phys.tohoku.ac.jp 250 particle na 2 If the spokesperson is employed by RIKEN, please leave this section blank. Main affiliation of the spokesperson Telephone number Liaison person in RIKEN Irradiation room, beam line /signature Full name [in print] /signature Laboratory RI Extension otsu@ribf.riken.jp BigRIPS Full name: Laboratory: If there is another person at RIKEN other than spokesperson or liaison person who can be contacted, please Extension: give his/her name. 2 Desired duration of experiment and/or any other particulars if any 2 days (1 Write hours if less than a day.: hours) Designated beam time (Leave here blank.): from YY MM DD Time to YY MM DD Time Matters to be attended by the experimenters: Approval of the head of the affiliated laboratory at RIKEN. Approval of the head of Safety Division 1 Please make sure the above fit into one page 1 BigRIPS2009/12
2 Experiment title number [ ] List the names of experimenters who will be operating in the radiation controlled area. () Put circle in the column if he/she is a registered radiation worker at RIKEN. Put circle if he/she received training for the facility to be used. Full name [in print] Laboratory at RIKEN Position at RIKEN Main affiliation RI RI R.C. Lemmon Daresbury Lab. RCNP BIG-RIPS Please make sure the above fits into page 2. 2 BigRIPS2009/12
3 Experiment title number [ ] 1. Which beam line will you use? (Multiple selection possible) BigRIPSF1-F7 ZDS(F8-F11) SHARAQ SLOWRI SAMURAI/F12 2. Draw a conceptual diagram at focal plane where you want to set up your own equipment. If you want to change standard beam-line setup, please write your plan. When the space below is not sufficient, use another sheet of paper and attach. F5: MWPC F12 NP0702-RIBF17NP0906-RIBF16NaI(Tl) 3 BigRIPS2009/12
4 Experiment title number [ ] 3 Will you use a secondary beam? Yes NoSkip to B PAC Nuclide of the secondary beam which you want to use, its energy or Bvalue, and the estimated total rate of secondary beam including the contaminants. Intensity of the primary beam, production target and degrader which are used in estimation. Nuclid e B Energy or B [MeV/u] Total rate of secondary beam [/sec] Intensity of primary beam [pna] Production target Material Thickness [g/cm 2 ] Material Degrader Thickness [mm/mrad] 1 p E6 2 3He E5 0.4 Be Al 11 / He E5 0.9 Be 8.99 Al 42 / He E5 3.3 Be 6.93 Al 95 / He E5 106 Be 8.12 Al 110 / Li E5 0.3 Be 9.01 Al 18 / Li E5 0.4 Be 7.30 Al 36 / Li E5 0.9 Be 7.19 Al 43 / Li E5 3.6 Be 7.13 Al 50 / Li E5 200 Be 5.45 Al 86 / Matters to be irradiated by the secondary beam Place Name Constituent elements Thickness,[g/cm ] Phase* F5 MWPC C, O, W, Al, etc. ~0.2, 2 F12 Plastic, He C, O, W, Al, He, etc. ~1, bag, DC 3 F12 H ~ F12 Beam dump H2O ~80 * Specify the following categories. platethin foilpowderother solid (specify the name in the table)liquidgas bio sample 3.3 Secondary beam stop position Where is the secondary beam stop position? / ( ) Standard devices. Skip to Matters to be irradiated by the secondary beam Place Name Constituent elements Thickness,[g/cm ] Phase* Where is the primary beam stop position during the experiment? F0 FC BigRIPS BeamDump 4 BigRIPS2009/12
5 Experiment title number [ ] 5. Are you going to produce a radioactive substance with the intention of using it? Yes No Skip to Nuclides you want to use RI An Unsealed-Radioisotope Use Planning Sheet should be submitted. 5.2 Estimated production quantity 5.3 Place of use or transfer destination A Transfer and Transportation Approval Application Form may be needed RI Besides the radioisotopes you want to obtain, will any other radioisotopes of half-lives longer than 12 hours be induced? Yes No Skip to Principal nuclides that is expected to be produced 7 Be 7. Is there any possibility of some alpha emitter being produced? Yes No Skip to How will you detect eventual contamination? by wipe test by some other method 8. What will you do with the irradiated matters belonging to you after the experiment is over? All the items pointed out in 3.2 and 4.1 should be specified below. Name Management* plastic A B C D 2 Beam dump A B C D 3 A B C D 4 A B C D * A: Matters that will be stored in controlled area B: Matters that will be disposed of as radioactive waste C: Matters that will be verified of not being activated to a significant level D: ( ) others (Describe details below) D1: B3 D2: beam dump: D3 9. Will you use sealed radioisotopes controlled by the law? Available radioisotopes are listed in the following website which can only be accessed internally, and is available only in Japanese. : Yes Sealed-Radioisotope Use Planning Sheet should be submitted. 10. RI Will you use unsealed radioisotopes? Yes Unsealed-Radioisotope Use Planning Sheet should be submitted. No RIIf you use the produced Radioisotope out of the closed vacuum system, Unsealed-Radioisotope Use Planning Sheet should be submitted.) 11. UTh Will you use nuclear fuel materials like U or Th? (Excluding the use of them as beam) Yes Unsealed-Radioisotope Use Planning Sheet should be submitted. No No 5 BigRIPS2009/12
6 Experiment title number [ ] 12. high-pressure gas or liquefied gas 12.1 Will you use high-pressure gas or liquefied gas? Yes No Skip to 13. Place Name of gas Purpose * Its property Total quantity to be used F5 i-c4h10 MWPC ~50 L/week /** Disposal or evacuation procedure after its use F12 H2 ~10 L F12 He+60%CH4, He+50%C2H6 Drift chamber ~800 L/week F12 He He bag ~500 L/week * toxic, asphyxiating, inflammable etc. ** collection, evacuation through an exhaust duct, release in the room, etc. 13. Will you use other hazardous substances? Yes No Skip to Its name and the purpose of use 13.2 Disposal procedure after their use 14. Are there any other hazards than ones mentioned above? Yes No Skip to If yes, specify the hazards below. 6cc0.5g6L Please submit this sheet to the Nishina Center User Support Office. (If you want to change any matters specified in this form, you should submit Change Application Form for the Use Planning Sheet unless you lower the bean energy or the intensity. Depending on the content of the Change Application, it may require more than 10 days for approval.) You are expected to make arrangements with the accelerator operators on the beam intensity, etc. When submitting by print out sheet, make sure to print on both sides, and the experiment s spokesperson s seal is stamped. 35mmF12TQ NP0702-RIBF17NP0906-RIBF162 (p,2p) NP0702-RIBF17(p,pn)NP0906-RIBF16 6 BigRIPS2009/12
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