Beam diagnostics: Alignment of the beam to prevent for activation. Accelerator physics: using these sensitive particle detectors.

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Beam Loss Monitors When energetic beam particles penetrates matter, secondary particles are emitted: this can be e, γ, protons, neutrons, excited nuclei, fragmented nuclei... Spontaneous radiation and permanent activation is produced. Large variety of Beam Loss Monitors (BLM) depending on the application. Protection: Sensitive devices e.g. super-conducting magnets to prevent quenching (energy absorption by electronic stopping) interlock signal for fast beam abortion. Beam diagnostics: Alignment of the beam to prevent for activation optimal transmission to the target. Accelerator physics: using these sensitive particle detectors. Several devices are used, depending on particle rate and required time resolution Some applications for usage, 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 1p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Secondary Particle Production for Electron Beams Processes for interaction of electrons For E kin > 100 MeV: Bremsstrahlungs-photon dominated γ e + + e or µ ±, π ±... electro-magnetic showers excitation of nuclear giant resonances E res 6 MeV via (γ, n), (γ, p) or (γ, np) fast neutrons emitted neutrons: Long ranges in matter due to lack of ele.-mag. interaction. Energy loss for e in copper: For E kin < 10 MeV: only electronic stopping (x-rays, slow e )., 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 2p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Secondary Particle Production for Proton Beams Nuclear reaction probability: Neutron yield per proton: Thick target: Penetration depth comparable to range different types of nuclear reaction. high rate of neutron with broad energy and angular distribution., 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 3p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Various Beam Loss Monitors at the GSI-Synchrotron, 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 4p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Scintillators as Beam Loss Monitors Plastics or liquids are used: detection of charged particles by electronic stopping detection of neutrons by elastic collisions n on p in plastics and fast p electronic stopping. HV base Photo-multiplier inside Scintillator + photo-multiplier: counting (large PMT amplification) or analog voltage ADC (low PMT amp.). Radiation hardness: plastics 1 Mrad = 10 4 Gy liquid 10 Mrad = 10 5 Gy Example: Analog pulses of plastic scintillator: broad energy spectrum due to many particle species and energies. Scintillator 2x2x5 cm 3, 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 5p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

PIN-Diode (Solid State Detector) as BLM Solid-state detector: Detection of charged particles. Working principle About 10 4 e -hole pairs are created by a Minimum Ionizing Particle (MIP). A coincidence of the two PIN reduces the background due to low energy photons. A counting module is used with threshold value comparator for alarming. small and cheap detector. 2 PIN diodes: 7.5 20 mm 2 0.1 mm thickness. electronics, 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 6p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Detection of charged particles only. Ionization Chamber as BLM Sealed tube Filled with Ar or N 2 gas: Creation of Ar + -e pairs, average energy W=32 ev/pair measurement of this current Slow time response due to 100 µs drift time of Ar +. Per definition: direct measurement of dose., 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 7p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Detection of neutrons only. BF 3 Proportional Tubes as BLM Physical processes of signal generation: 1. Slow down of fast neutrons by elastic collisions with p 2. Nuclear reaction inside BF 3 gas in tube: 10 B + n 7 Li + α with Q = 2.3 MeV. 3. Electronic stopping of 7 Li and α leads to signal., 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 8p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Optical Fibers as BLM Modification of fiber material is used as a measure of dose. several km long fibers (cheap due to use in tele-communication) 1 ns infra-red laser pulse OTDR (optical time domain reflector): time and amplitude of reflected light location of modification., 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 9p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Comparison of different Types of BLMs Different detectors are sensitive to various physical processes. Example: Beam loss for 800 MeV/u O 8+ with different BLMs at GSI-synchr.: Linear behavior for all detectors but quite different count rate: r IC < r BF3 < r liquid < r plastic, 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 10p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Machine Protection Issues for BLM Losses lead to permanent activation maintenance is hampered and to material heating (vacuum pipe, super-cond. magnet etc.) destruction. Types of losses: Irregular or fast losses by malfunction of devices (magnets, cavities etc.) BLM as online control of the accelerator functionality and interlock generation. Regular or slow losses e.g. by lifetime limits or due to collimator BLM used for alignment. Demands for BLM: High sensitivity to detect behavior of beam halo e.g. at collimator Large dynamic range: low signal during normal operation, but large signal in case of malfunction detectable without changing the full-scale-range e.g. scintillators from 10 2 1/s up to 10 7 1/s in counting mode. Monitoring of loss rate in control room and as interlock signal for beam abortion., 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 11p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Application: BLMs for Quench-Protection Super-conducting magnets can be heated above critical temperature T c by the lost beam breakdown of super-conductivity = quenching. Interlock within 1 ms for beam abortion generated by BLM. Position of detector at quadruples due to maximal beam size. High energy particles leads to a shower in forward direction Monte-Carlo simulation. Example: LHC proton beam at 7 TeV:, 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 12p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Application: BLMs for optimal Tune Alignment Example: Loss rate at a scraper inside the synchrotron as a function of the tune (i.e. small changes of quadrupole setting): Beam blow-up by weak resonances can be avoided by proper tune value very sensitive device for optimization., 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 13p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors

Summary Beam Loss Monitors Measurement of the lost fraction of the beam: detection of secondary products sensitive particle detectors are used outside the vacuum cheap installations used at many location Used as interlock in all high current machines for protection. Additionally used for sensitive loss studies. Depending on the application different types are used: Scintillators: sensitive, fast response, largest dynamics, not radiation hard PIN diode: insensitive, fast response, not radiation hard, cheap Electron Multiplier: medium sensitive, fast response, radiation hard IC: medium sensitive, slow response, radiation hard, cheap BF 3 tube: only neutrons, slow response, radiation hard, expensive Optical fibers: insensitive, very slow, radiation hard, very high spatial resolution., 2003, A dedicated proton accelerator for 14p-physics at the future GSI facilitiesbeam Loss Monitors