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I DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION OF SUPERCONDUCTING AND CRYOGENIC EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS FOR ACCELERATORS BY IHEP K. Myznikov, A. Ageyev, V. Sytnik, I. Bogdanov, S. Kozub, E. Kashtanov, A. Orlov, V. Sytchev, P. Slabodchikov, P. Shcherbakov, L. Shirshov, V. Pokrovsky, K. Polkovnikov, L. Tkachenko, S. Zinchenko, V. Zubko Institute for High Energy Physics

SC magnets and cryogenic equipment produced by IHEP for accelerators 1978 1994 Development of UNK SC magnets. Production of a pilot batch of 25 SC dipoles and 4 SC quadrupoles, Russia 1995 1997 Large helium vacuum heat exchanger for DESY, Germany 1998 2000 HTS current leads, CERN, Switzerland 2000 2002 HTS dipole, Rosatom, Russia 1999 2004 Tevatron Electron Lens SC magnetic systems #1 and #2 for Fermilab, USA 2001 2007 Production of Multi-Layer Insulation 2003 2004 Cabling machine for production of SC flat cable from 42 strands for Fermilab, USA 2004 2007 42 Cryogenic electrical feed boxes for LHC, CERN, Switzerland 2000 2007 Cryogenic system cooling SC RF cavities for IHEP, Russia K-meson beam-line by superfluid helium (1.8 K, 300 W) 2003 at present Development of fast ramping magnets and cryogenic system for SIS300 (FAIR), Germany At present Cryogenic feed boxes and holders for XFEL, Germany

Equipment for production and test of superconducting magnets at IHEP

UNK superconducting dipole UNK superconducting magnets Parameters Dipole Quad Magnetic field, T 5.11 Field gradient, T/m 97.4 Operating current, ka 5.25 5.25 Field ramp rate, T/s 0.11 Number of layers 2 2 Strand number in 19 19 cable AC losses, W 5.5 2 Stored energy, kj 570 180 Inductance, mh 45 13 Coil inner diameter, 80 80 mm Length of the coil, 5800 3100 mm Length of the cryostat, 6420 4165 mm Mass of magnet, kg 6000 1600

Cryogenic helium vacuum heat exchanger (10g/s helium flow, 300-2 K temperature range) LHC Cryogenic Electrical Feed Boxes (2600 HTS current leads from 25 to 12500A)

Multi-Layer Insulation (MLI) Multi-Layer Insulation (MLI) blankets is high efficiency insulation for cryogenic equipments and lines, superconducting devices. IHEP manufactured MLI for 2000 m² of ATLAS BT magnet, 1000 m² for LHC DFB and 6000 m² for LHC magnets interconnections. The MLI blankets are composed by a layers of 6 µm thick Mylar film which both sides coated by 700 A aluminium and layers of 40 µm thick Mylar net. The external layers of blankets was composed of Teril53 TM reinforced reflective film. Parameters of MLI blankets Measured heat loads at 77 300 K range Out gassing rate after 100 hours pumping Tensile strength 1,3 W/m² less 1*10-7 Pa m s -1 80 MPa

Tevetron Electron Lens (TEL) TEL SC magnetic system in tunnel of Tevetron Parameters of TEL SC magnetic system Magnet B, T SC solenoid SC central dipole SC end dipole Gun, collector solenoid Bending solenoid I, A Di, mm L, mm 6.5 1800 152 2500 0.2 50 200 1940 0.8 200 200 250 0.4 357 250 300 0.19 357 390 72

600 A HTS current leads Nominal current Heat load to liquid helium at 600 A HTS Material of matrix 600 A 0.08 W Bi-2223 Ag+1аt.%Au HTS tape dimension 4.6*0.25 mm 2 Number of HTS tapes 14 Length of HTS tapes Resistive part length Diameter of copper wires Tube inner diameter 400 mm 500 mm 0.13 mm 11 mm Packaging density 35 %

HTS dipole magnet Magnetic field Nominal current Operating temperature 1 T 25 A 65 K Aperture 21*70 mm 2 Magnet dimension 280*345*590 mm 2 Inductance 0.85 H Turn number 712 HTS HTS tape dimension Bi2223 3.8*0.25 mm 2

Superfluid cryogenic system of 21 channel (250 W at 1.8 K)

SIS300 superconducting high field fast cycling dipole model Dipole magnet SIS300 UNK Magnetic field, T 6 5.1 Operating current, ka 6.72 5.22 Field ramp rate, T/s 1 0.11 Number of layers 2 2 Cable strand number 36 19 AC losses, W/m 4.7 0.95 In coil, W/m 3.4 0.6 In iron yoke, W/m 1.3 0.35 Stored energy, kj 260 570 Inductance, mh 11.7 45 Coil inner diameter, mm 100 80 Length of SC coil, m 1 5.8 Mass of magnet, ton 1.8 6

SIS300 fast cycling quadrupole prototype Quadrupole magnet SIS300 UNK Field gradient, T/m 45 97 Operating current, ka 6.26 5.22 Ramp rate, T/m/s 10 2 AC losses, W/m 1 0.67 Coil inner diameter, mm 125 80 Length of SC coil, m 1 3.1 Number of layers 1 2 Cable strand number 19 19 Strand diameter, mm 0.825 0.85 NbTi filament diameter, μm 3 6 Step pitch, mm 8 12 J C (5 T, 4.2 K), A/mm 2 2700 2300

Requirements to SIS300 fast cycling corrector magnets Type of corrector Force Coil length, m Powering time, s Chromaticity sextupole 130 T/m 2 0.78 0.21 Resonance sextupole 325 T/m 2 1 0.5 Steering magnet: Vertical dipole 0.5 Т 0.65 2.27 Horizontal dipole 0.5 Т 0.65 2.27 Multipole: Quadrupole 1.8 T/m 0.65 2.25 Sextupole 60 T/m 2 0.65 2.18 Octupole 767 T/m 3 0.65 2.24

SIS300 cryogenic system Total SIS300 heat load T=4.5 K AC losses 2472 W Ambient heat leak 1367 W Beam pipe RF mirror current heat release 450 W Total heat load 4289 W SIS300 helium flows parameters Liquid helium for cooling the current leads 4.53 g/s Length of SIS300 ring 1.1 km Magnet string number 2 T1 T3 P3 P4 T4 4.6 K 4.35 K 3 bar 1.105 bar 4.3 K x4 95% Results of calculation 4 additional helium heat exchangers in SIS300 ring; Temperature of helium, which cools the SIS300 magnets, will not exceed 4.7 K; Cooling down time of SIS300 SC magnets will be about 60 hours.

Conclusion IHEP has meaningful experience and equipment for development and production of accelerator magnets on basis of Low Temperature Superconductors and High Temperature Superconductors as well as cryogenic system for cooling superconducting devices and systems. At present IHEP develops superconducting fast cycling magnets and cryogenic system for cooling these magnets.