SPIRAL-2 FOR NEUTRON PRODUCTION

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SPIRAL-2 FOR NEUTRON PRODUCTION X. Ledoux and the NFS collaboration Outline The SPIRAL-2 facility The Neutrons For Science Facility

OUTLINE SPIRAL-2 The Neutrons For Science facility

The SPIRAL-2 project Main objectives: - Increasing the RIB production by a factor 10 to 1000 - Extend the range of beams nuclei Z>40 A>80 Technique : - Primary beam of high intensity to produce high neutron flux - Neutron induced fission of 238U - UCx target - Post-Acceleration of secondary beam with the CIME cyclotron Linear accelerator: p and d up to 5mA, HI up to 14,5 MeV/A

Neutron production reactions Goal for RIB : 5.10 13 fissions/s Deuteron is more efficient than proton Neutron yield : - increases with the projectile energy - peaked at forward angle Several converters can be used : - Lithium : liquid target - D2O : tritium production, radiolyse - Be : Chemical toxicity - C : High melting point - 2,3 kg of 238 Uranium in an Uranium Carbide target - Neutron production : 40 MeV d + Carbon SPIRAL-2 phase 2 : - High intensity deuteron beam I=5mA, E=40 MeV 200kW - Carbon converter on rotating wheel

GANIL/SPIRAL 2 facility SPIRAL-2: Existing GANIL: - Linear accelerator - First beam in 1983 - Production building (conv + UCx target) - 5 cyclotrons - LINAC experimental areas: - Heavy ions from C to U up to 95MeV/A - NFS - Fundamental physics - S3 : (super separator spectrometer) study of superheavy nulcei - Industrial applications - DESIR : Decay, Excitation and Storage of Radioactive Ion

SPIRAL 2 construction phases Construction in several phases: Phase 1 : LINAC + NFS + S3 Phase 1+ : DESIR Phase 1++ : RFQ Q/A = 1/7 Phase 2: Production building Built Funded, call for tender for construction Not yet funded Standby

SPIRAL-2 phase 1 building S3 Building o height : +8,80 m o Depth : -9,5 m o 1 chimney: +12m o 100 rooms o 7200 m 2 entrance Control room NFS Ground floor LINAC Nuclear lab

The Linear Accelerator Partial authorization Total length: 65 m (without HE lines) RFQ frequency F = 88MHz Slow (LEBT) and Fast Chopper (MEBT) RFQ (1/1, 1/2, 1/3) & 3 re-bunchers 12 QWR beta 0.07 (12 cryomodules) 14 (+2) QWR beta 0.12 (7+1 cryomodules) 1.1 kw Helium Liquifier (4.5 K) Room Temperature Quadrupoles Solid State RF amplifiers (10 & 20 KW)

Sources and LEBT and RFQ RFQ: First beam (H+) Dec 3rd, 2015 LEBT ECRIS A/Q=3 First beam (230 A Argon 9+) July 10, 2015 ECRIS A/Q=2 First beam (2mA H + ) Dec. 19th, 2014 RFQ Commissioning with beam : A/Q=1 (protons) with 5 mae CW A/Q=2 ( 4 He 2+ ) with 1,3 mae CW A/Q=3 ( 18 O 6+ ) with 600 µae

The LINAC 7 cryomodules B (2 cavities β=0,12) 12 cryomodules A (1 cavity β=0,07) Pictures: G. Lescalié/GANIL

High Energy Beam Line LINAC Beam Dump NFS To S3 and Production Building

OUTLINE SPIRAL-2 The Neutrons For Science facility

The Neutrons For Science facility Pulsed neutron beam Continuous spectrum : d + thick converter QMN spectra : p + thin converter Neutron energy range 1-40 MeV Measurements by activation method High average flux in the 1-40 MeV range Good energy resolution Physics case Fundamental physics Astrophysics New generation of reactor Fusion technology Radioisotopes production for medical applications Biology (cells irradiation..) Development and characterization of new detectors Study of the single-event upsets International collaboration 50 physicists 15 laboratories 8 partners First PAC in 2016, 7 experiments accepted

NFS layout Collimator Use of radioactive samples A< 1 GBq for thin layers A< 10 GBq for thick samples Neutron beam dump Converter cave Beam at 0 Collimator beam quality Size (Lⅹl) (28m ⅹ 6m) - TOF measurements - free flight path Beam line extension Converter Magnet and beam dump Irradiation station (n, p, d)

NFS: The converter room NFS beam line High Energy Beam line Rotating converter Li converter Irradiation station

NFS: The TOF area

Neutron Spectra Continuous spectrum E max = 40 MeV, <E> = 14 MeV Quasi-monoenergetic spectrum E n = up to 31 MeV 40 MeV d + Be at 50 µa p + Li (1mm) at 20 µa Rotating converter thick target C or B (8mm) P< 2 kw

DE/E % Unité arbitraire Energy resolution Neutron energy measured by time-of-flight Profils temporels sur la cible de NFS Energy resolution: DE 2 2 Dt DL 1 E t L 0,008 0,007 0,006 0,005 0,004 Deutons 40MeV, RMS = 0,199 ns Protons 33MeV, RMS = 0,164 ns 0,003 Time resolution: Dt D 2 D t 2 td b 0,002 0,001 0-0,8-0,3 0,2 0,7 Temps (ns) Long flight path + good time resolution Good energy resolution 6% 5% Δt < 1 ns at the converter point L = 5m L = 20 m L = 20 m Résolution en énergie Dt= 1ns Dt = 1 ns Dt = 8 ns 4% L = 20 m & Dt = 1 ns DE/E < 2% 3% 2% L=20m & HPGe DE/E < 5% 1% 0% 0 10 20 30 40 Contact: Energie xavier.ledoux@cea.fr (MeV)

Beam repetition rate Requirement: differentiation of 2 neutrons with the ToF t and t+t F LINAG = 88 MHz T LINAG = 11 ns T 1 s T 6 s Take only one burst over N (f = F 0 /N) - Single bunch selector - I = I max / N, with I max = 5mA L(m) E th (MeV) T( s) N I max ( A) 5 0.1 1 100 50 30 0.1 6 600 8 Contact: xavier.ledoux@cea.fr

The single bunch selector Objective: Select 1 bunch over N, N>100 F NFS =F linac /N LINAG frequency = 88 MHz -> T=11ns + HV Pulser Static B-field R Beam z Single bunch selector: - Middle energy beam line - Magnet to deflect the beam to a beam dump -Travelling electric field to deviate one burst over N to the LINAG - HV Pulser Travelling E-field R

Comparison with other Neutron TOF facilities NFS : 40 MeV d + Be WNR : Los Alamos n-tof 2 : CERN n-tof 1 : CERN GELINA : Geel Complementary to the existing facilities E n : from 0,1 MeV to 40 MeV Good energy resolution Reduced flash Low instantaneous flux

Measurement by activation method 1- Sample irradiation in the converter room ion induced reactions Neutron irradiation - Spectrum similar to IFMIF - Φ > 10 11 n/s/cm 2 or 2- Transfer of sample to TOF room 3- Activity measurement Cross-section measurements by activation method Study of radioisotope production

Timeline 19 th Dec 2014 : First proton beam delivered by the source 3 th Dec 2015 : First beam accelerated through the RFQ 9 th of June 2016 : NFS experiments @ GANIL PAC Next step : cooling of the LINAC Final authorization (deuteron beam + LINAG) expected by end of 2017 Start of LINAC commissioning NFS commissioning : as soon as the LINAG s beam is available First experiment : 2018-2019

Summary SPIRAL-2: Phase 1 is built H +, 4 He 2+ and 16 O 8+ accelerated in the RFQ Proton and deuteron beams of the LINAC are well suited for neutron production NFS: NFS will be a very powerful tool for physics White and quasi-monokinetic spectra in the 1-40 MeV range Neutron beams with high flux and good energy resolution Complementary to the existing n-tof facilities Measurements by activation reactions (n, p, d)