Speaker
Frédéric Le Pimpec
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Description
In 2024, the CLS linac injector was removed and exchanged with a newer more compact injector capable of 10 Hz operation and producing an electron beam of 250 MeV. Unfortunately the commissioning did not go as planned and the facility stayed dark 1 year longer than planned. We are summarizing what it took to provide beam to our users and the plan to remediate to the existing deficiencies and the risk associated to them.
Funding Agency
CLS receives funding from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation, the Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada, the University of Saskatchewan, the Government of Saskatchewan.
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Author
Frédéric Le Pimpec
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Co-authors
Cameron Baribeau
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Chelsea-Lea Randall
(Canadian Light Source (Canada), University of Saskatchewan)
Eduardo Nebot del Busto
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Johannes Vogt
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Melissa Ratzlaff
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Michael Bree
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Shervin Saadat
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Tonia Batten
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Tylor Sové
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Ward Wurtz
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Dr
Xavier Stragier
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))