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Mount stabilization for Shintake monitor-4 4th ATF2 project meeting (May 31, 2007) Tatsuya KUME, Yosuke HONDA, and Toshiaki TAUCHI High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK) Taikan SUEHARA, Hakutaro YODA, and Tomoyuki SANUKI The univ.


  1. Mount stabilization for Shintake monitor-4 4th ATF2 project meeting (May 31, 2007) Tatsuya KUME, Yosuke HONDA, and Toshiaki TAUCHI High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK) Taikan SUEHARA, Hakutaro YODA, and Tomoyuki SANUKI The univ. of Tokyo

  2. Rigid mount on floor for 1 st step consideration using individual rigid mount for supporting interferometer (Shintake monitor) and Final focusing magnets (and their mount table) Confirm rigidity of interferometer body Interferometer Final magnets Interference (mount table) fringes Beam Confirm rigidity of mount Rigid mount Rigid mount Floor Confirm rigidity of floor (=coherence of vibration)

  3. Interferometer of Shintake monitor Using optical table (1.6 × 1.5 × 0.11 m) to mount optics, total weight of ~740kg Measurement position (IP) Photo angle Photograph of the interferometer laid for adjustment, The optical table is supported vertical in usage. Optical path Optical table has 110 mm-t, and ~220 kg-w, consisted of 5 mm-t top and bottom of stainless steel plates and ~100 mm-t Al honeycomb core (AL3/8-5052-003)

  4. Measurement of impulse response for confirming rigidity of interferometer (by HERZ co. ltd., Feb. 2007, 10F of building @Univ. of Tokyo) Support s Hit by impulse hammer and measure response by Acc. sensor. Stand on floor vertically, Acc. sensor slightly supported by top ~10mV/m/s 2 , f 0 ~33kHz

  5. Measurement points and an example of measured impulse responses 1st (42.4 Hz, Twist) Hole for mounting Hit point vacuum chamber 2nd (53.7 Hz, Bend) 3rd (73.7 Hz, Twist) 4th (91.9 Hz, Twist) Compliance (mm/N) 5th (98.1 Hz, Twist) 6th (125 Hz, Twist) IP Frequency (Hz) Fig. Measurement points (23 points) Fig. Example of measured impulse response and a hit point on optical base plate. at measurement point 1.

  6. Measured deformation modes for interferometer (1 st ~6 th ) Large motion < -- > Small motion 1st (42.4 Hz, Twist) 2nd (53.7 Hz, Bend) 3rd (73.7 Hz, Twist) 4th (91.9 Hz, Twist) 5th (98.1 Hz, Twist) 6th (125 Hz, Twist)

  7. Results of measurement • The first eigenfrequency was measured to be 42 Hz with full set of instruments on the table. • It was calculated to be 130Hz with no instrument ( free-free configuration ). Remark : eigenfrequency depends on the support .

  8. weight of the instruments. Compliance ( mm/N ) total weight of ~740 kg, including mounting full set of instruments, having This measurement is for a optical table Q=15 Frequency ( Hz ) 1/ω 2 Optical table has 110 mm-t, and ~220 kg-w, Shintake Monitor 点1 consisted of 5 mm-t top and bottom of stainless steel plates and ~100 mm-t Al honeycomb core (AL3/8-5052-003) 0.1 0.01 コンプライアンス [mm/N] 0.001 0.0001 0.00001 0.000001 1 10 100 1000 /12 周波数 [Hz]

  9. =42/(42.75-40.4) 47 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 48 38 49 50 Frequency in Hz Phase in degree Q=17.9 40.4 42.75 42 39 37 0 90 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 100 36 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 35 /12

  10. 0.8nm at 40Hz 0.2nm at 68Hz 4.5nm at 20Hz 14.3nm = 0.8nm x 17.9

  11. Suggestion of rigid mount by HERZ co. Increase rigidity of interferometer body (=Increase 1 st elgenfrequency) with full instruments on; ・ by using 250 mm-t Al honeycomb plate -> ~74 Hz ・ by using 200 mm-t steel honeycomb plate -> ~82 Hz ・ by using 250 mm-t steel honeycomb plate -> ~112 Hz Remark : eigenfrequency depends on the support .

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