7–12 May 2023
Venice, Italy
Europe/Zurich timezone

SLS 2.0 vacuum components design

THPA147
11 May 2023, 16:30
2h
Salone Adriatico

Salone Adriatico

Poster Presentation MC7.T14: Vacuum Technology Thursday Poster Session

Speaker

Romain Ganter (Paul Scherrer Institute)

Description

The installation of the SLS2.0 storage ring will start in October 2023. Most of the vacuum chambers composing the 288 m long storage ring will be made out of copper to dissipate the synchrotron radiation heat and to decrease resistive wall impedance. The nominal inner diameter is 18 mm with a wall thickness minimum of one millimeter and distance to pole going down to 0.2 mm at some locations. In the 7 bend achromats dipoles, the chambers will have an antechamber ending with a glidcop crotch absorber. The whole ring will be NEG coated to speed up the vacuum conditioning. Each arc is about 18 m long without any bellows so that NEG activation can be made in an oven outside tunnel. The installation of this long arc in the magnet apertures will be a delicate crane transport. This paper will describe the design and production of the different vacuum components as well as the first components tests.

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Author

Romain Ganter (Paul Scherrer Institute)

Co-authors

Peter Braschoss IV (Paul Scherrer Institute) Jonas Buchmann (Paul Scherrer Institute) Alessandro Citterio (Paul Scherrer Institute) Micha Dehler (Paul Scherrer Institute) Nazareno Gaiffi (Paul Scherrer Institute) Natalia Kirchgeorg (Paul Scherrer Institute) Marijo Magjar (Paul Scherrer Institute) Colette Rosenberg (Paul Scherrer Institute) Lothar Schulz (Paul Scherrer Institute) René Sieber (Paul Scherrer Institute) David Stephan (Paul Scherrer Institute) Xinyu Wang (Paul Scherrer Institute)

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