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Sep. 11, 2012 H. Yamaoka Test results of high damping components mounted to the support system for the KEKB final focusing magnets KEK Hiroshi Yamaoka Introduction SKEKB support system for F.F. magnet KEKB support system for F.F. magnet


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Test results of high damping components mounted to the support system for the KEKB final focusing magnets KEK Hiroshi Yamaoka

  • Sep. 11, 2012
  • H. Yamaoka
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The SuperKEKB project has been progressing in KEK.

 The target luminosity of the SuperKEKB is 40 times larger. Vertical beam sizes: 50 nm at the interaction point.

 Vibration has to be kept below the allowable amplitude.

High damping material into the system

The evaluation test;

  • The proper locations of mounting damping plates were optimized by FEM.
  • Evaluation tests have been carried out with the real support system.

Introduction

Applied Loads

  • Self-weight(12000kg)
  • QC1RE: 1370kg
  • QC2RP: 1250kg
  • Box: 500kg

KEKB support system for F.F. magnet SKEKB support system for F.F. magnet

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Mechanical properties of highly-damping material

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500kg QC2RP 1250kg QC1RE 1370kg

F=a・cos(wt)

Spectrum analysis

Spring constant: k

  • It is possible to input several damping ratio.
  • Define: Harmonic load, Spring constant.

Problem: Only one damping ratio can be input.

First step: Optimization of mounting place

Input GM data to the fixed positions.

Harmonic analysis

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Evaluation tests

QCS-top QCS-back QCS-boat KEK-Floor Movable table

  • 3. Test-3:Vibration measurement with highy-damping material-2
  • 1. Test-1: Vibration measurement at original configuration.
  • 2. Test-2: Vibration measurement with highy-damping material.
  • Measure vibration in each position.
  • Investigate effect of damping by calculating F.R.F.
  • Compare to the calculation.
  • Measure vibration in each position.
  • Investigate effect of damping by calculating F.R.F.
  • Compare to the calculation.
  • Measure vibration in each position.
  • Investigate effect of damping by calculating F.R.F.
  • Compare to the calculation.

Test results of the vibration measurements will be presented.

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