Speaker
Carlo Zannini
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Description
All wires of the four CERN SPS rotational wirescanners broke when increasing the beam intensity towards the target for the LHC Injector Upgrade in 2023. Impedance and thermal studies were immediately launched, with simulations and measurements indicating that beam induced heating from resonant modes on the thin wire could be sufficient to cause these breakages. Mitigation measures to displace electromagnetic losses away from the wire were proposed and implemented. This allowed a much higher beam intensity to be reached, close to the LIU target. Simulations now predict that the modified wirescanners can sustain the LIU beam parameters.
| Region represented | Europe |
|---|---|
| Paper preparation format | Word |
Primary author
Leonardo Sito
(University of Napoli Federico II)
Co-authors
Alice Lucie Vanel
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Anthony Harrison
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Benoit Salvant
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Carlo Zannini
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Chiara Antuono
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Christine Vollinger
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Elena de la Fuente
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Federico Carra
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Giovanni Rumolo
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Giulia Papotti
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Ioannis Papazoglou
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Ivan Karpov
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Jonathan Emery
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Kevin Li
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Michael Sullivan
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Niky Bruchon
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Rama Calaga
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Raymond Veness
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
William Andreazza
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
