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

Closed-orbit distortion study of XiPAF upgrading project synchrotron

TUPM131
9 May 2023, 16:30
2h
Sala Mosaici 2

Sala Mosaici 2

Poster Presentation MC4.A04: Circular Accelerators Tuesday Poster Session

Speaker

Yang Xiong (Tsinghua University in Beijing)

Description

Xi’an 200 MeV proton application facility (XiPAF) upgrading project is now in the design phase. For the synchrotron of the project, the influence of the dipole and quadrupole errors on the closed-orbit distortion(COD) is a matter we must pay attention to. However, Before the synchrotron assembly is complete, we do not know the actual errors of magnets. So we set certain distribution for different types of magnet errors according to the previous engineering experience and then investigate the COD caused by it, and finally we use the principle of statistics to find the relationship between them.
This work was carried out with MADX program. Results show that for almost all types of magnet error, the rms value of COD is in direct proportion to the rms value of magnet error, except the rotation error around the y-axis for dipoles, in which case the COD is in direct proportion to the square of the rms value of the error. In addition, the proportionality coefficient between COD and different types of magnet error varies a lot. This can guide us to restraint the error type with high coefficient strictly for better synchrotron performance and relax the requirements slightly of the error type with low coefficient for a more economic cost.

Funding Agency

Work supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 12075131)

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Primary author

Yang Xiong (Tsinghua University in Beijing)

Co-authors

Yan Li (Tsinghua University in Beijing) Xiaoyu Liu (Tsinghua University in Beijing) Hongjuan Yao (Tsinghua University in Beijing) Xuewu Wang (Tsinghua University in Beijing) Zejiang Wang (Tsinghua University in Beijing) Shu-xin Zheng (Tsinghua University in Beijing)

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