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PIP- II Cryogenics Arkadiy Klebaner, Anindya Chakravarty, and Tejas Rane PIP-II Machine Advisory Committee Meeting 10-12 April 2017 Outline System overview Scope of work Requirements Technical choices Summary 2 A. Klebaner


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PIP- II Cryogenics

Arkadiy Klebaner, Anindya Chakravarty, and Tejas Rane PIP-II Machine Advisory Committee Meeting 10-12 April 2017

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Outline

  • System overview
  • Scope of work
  • Requirements
  • Technical choices
  • Summary

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System overview

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Compressor System He Gas Tanks LHe Dewar Cold Box Distribution Box Cryogenic Transfer Lines Gas Header HB650 HWR SSR1 SSR2 LB650

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Cryomodules

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Scope

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  • Cryogenic plant
  • Cryogenic distribution system
  • Ancillary systems (purification system, cryogenic storage, etc.)
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Requirements

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  • Provide for full segmentation of the Linac
  • Cover all possible operating scenarios
  • Support cryogenic loads at various temperature levels
  • Cope with the load fluctuations
  • Maintain stable pressure to minimize microphonics (100 Pa)
  • Reduce system perturbations during fault conditions
  • Rapid cool-down and warm-up of cryomodules
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Requirements (2)

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  • Allow installation/removal of a cryomodule under cold

conditions

  • Commission the cryogenic system independent of

cryomodules

  • Minimize loss of cryogens
  • Provide for some redundancy among its components

and sub-systems

  • Ensure that the system and its components comply with

the Fermilab ES&H manual

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Heat Load Range

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Total Heat Load

Low Temp LT Shield HT Intercept

Scenario

[W @ 2K] [kW @ 5K] [kW @ 70K]

# 1 1,977 1.1 3.5 # 2 1,665 # 3 491 Wide range of the 2 K heat load

Three operational scenarios:

  • 1. CW mode, conservative Q0
  • 2. CW mode, achievable Q0
  • 3. Pulsed mode
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Capacity Installed

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  • Installed cryogenic capacity - Qinstalled

Qinstalled  (Qstatic, Qdynamic, Fus, Fovercapacity), where

Qstatic – static heat load Qdynamic – dynamic heat load Fus – static heat load uncertainty of estimate factor (30%) Fovercapacity – extra capacity for cooldown and system degradation (10%)

Scenario Required Capacity

[kW @ 2K]

# 1 2.3 # 2 2.0 # 3 0.7

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Technical choice - hybrid pumping

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CC2 CC1 CC3

Sub-atmospheric compressors Cryomodules ~2.7 kPa ~51 kPa

Cold Box

Warm helium compressors

  • 2 kW @ 2K Refrigerator with three (+)

stages of cold compressors and warm sub atmospheric helium compressors system connected in series (LHC like)

  • Decrease of the warm vacuum pumps

suction pressure enables to linearly reduce the cold compressors mass flow. This in turn allows the cold compressors to stay within their respective working hydrodynamic fields away from surge or stall areas

  • Up to 50% turn down range
  • Will require operation in a liquefier mode

to support Linac’s pulsed operation *

* - may require more than 3 stages of cold compression

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Reference Cycle

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Plant Configuration A

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Refrigeration 2K (W) 5 – 9K (W) 35 – 75K (W) Nominal Capacity* 2,500 (Max: 2,624) 900 (Max: 944)

  • 13,000
  • (Max: 13,650)

Supply Pressure 3 bar 3 bar < 23 bar Return Pressure 27 mbar > 1.3 bar > 14 bar Supply Temp 4.5 K 4.5 K < 35 K Return Temp

≈ 3.3 K

< 9 K < 75 K

* - Nominal Capacity; max – expected values

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Plant Configuration B

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Refrigeration 2K (W) 5 – 9K (W) 35 – 75K (W) Nominal Capacity* 2,000 (Max: 2,153) 1,900 (Max: 2,099)

  • 13,000
  • (Max: 13,650)

Supply Pressure 3 bar 3 bar < 23 bar Return Pressure 27 mbar > 1.3 bar > 14 bar Supply Temp 4.5 K 4.5 K < 35 K Return Temp

≈ 3.3 K

< 9 K < 75 K

* - Nominal Capacity; max – expected values

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Plant Configuration C

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Refrigeration** 2K (W) 5 – 9K (W) 35 – 75K (W) Nominal Capacity* ~ 700 1,900 (Max: 2,099)

  • 13,000
  • (Max: 13,650)

Supply Pressure 3 bar 3 bar < 23 bar Return Pressure 27 mbar > 1.3 bar > 14 bar Supply Temp 4.5 K 4.5 K < 35 K Return Temp

≈ 3.3 K

< 9 K < 75 K

* - Nominal Capacity; max – expected values ** - Liquefier mode operation; requires 60% of the main compressor flow

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2 kW @ 2K CBx

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Scenario Configuration

# 1 A* # 2 B # 3 C

The 2 KW @ 2 K cold box can be reconfigured for the key operation scenarios and Q0 assumptions

* - Will require additional 5 K CBx to meet LTS requirements

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PIP-II Cryogenic System Diagram

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Used for pulsed mode only

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Safety

  • PIP-II Cryogenic system will use compressed and liquefied Helium
  • This presents potential following hazards:
  • Extreme cold hazard
  • Oxygen Deficiency Hazard (ODH)
  • Oxygen enriched hazard
  • Over pressurization or explosion due to rapid expansion
  • High noise levels
  • The approach to protection from hazards by minimizing potential hazards

at levels as low as is reasonable will be incorporated in a design for the PIP-II Cryogenic system

  • Utilizing National and International Codes and Standards for pressure systems design
  • Segment insulating vacuum (reduces release rate)
  • Move relief valves out of the tunnel wherever possible
  • Pipe all relief valves outside (whenever possible)
  • Reduce heat flux by adding insulation
  • Provide barriers to minimize external effects/damages

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Summary

  • Cryogenic system technical scope is defined
  • Functional performance requirements and key

interfaces are identified

  • Heat load sources are identified and documented
  • Strategy and technical solutions to support wide

range of cryogenic load is developed

  • CDS and Cryoplant are being designed as a single

system with safety considerations in the design phase

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Back-up

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System overview

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β=0.11 β=0.22 β=0.47 β=0.64 β=0.97 325 MHz 10.3-185 MeV 650 MHz 185 - 800 MeV CW 162.5 MHz 0.03-10.3 MeV

LEBT RFQ MEBT

RT

Parameter Requirement Units RF pulse length pulsed-to-CW Average beam current in SC Linac 2 mA CM type Cavities per CM Number of CMs CM configuration CM length (m) HWR 8 1 8 × (sc) 5.93 SSR1 8 2 4 × (csc) 5.2 SSR2 5 7 sccsccsc 6.5♦ LB650 3 11 ccc 3.9♦ HB650 6 4 cccccc 9.5♦

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Heat Load: Scenario #1  CW Mode, Conservative Q0

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# Cryomodule Type Static Dynamic Total LT Shield HT Intercept

[W @ 2K] [W @ 2K] [W @ 2K] [W @ 5K] [W @ 70K]

1 HWR 37 24 61 60 250 2 SSR1 13 23 36 80 166 3 SSR1 13 23 36 80 166 4 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 5 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 6 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 7 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 8 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 9 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 10 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 11 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 12 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 13 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 14 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 15 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 16 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 17 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 18 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 19 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 20 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 21 650MHz LB 2 56 58 16 48 22 650MHz HB 4 130 134 32 86 23 650MHz HB 4 130 134 32 86 24 650MHz HB 4 130 134 32 86 25 650MHz HB 4 130 134 32 86 26 CDS 249 249 137 670 TOTAL 411 1566 1977 1011 3006

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Heat Load: Scenario #1  CW Mode, Achievable Q0

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# Cryomodule Type Static Dynamic Total LT Shield HT Intercept

[W @ 2K] [W @ 2K] [W @ 2K] [W @ 5K] [W @ 70K]

1 HWR 37 24 61 60 250 2 SSR1 13 23 36 80 166 3 SSR1 13 23 36 80 166 4 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 5 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 6 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 7 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 8 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 9 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 10 SSR2 8.8 52 61 50 126 11 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 12 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 13 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 14 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 15 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 16 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 17 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 18 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 19 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 20 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 21 650MHz LB 2 38 40 16 48 22 650MHz HB 4 100 104 32 86 23 650MHz HB 4 100 104 32 86 24 650MHz HB 4 100 104 32 86 25 650MHz HB 4 100 104 32 86 26 CDS 249 249 137 670 TOTAL 411 1254 1665 1011 3006

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Heat Load: Scenario #3  Pulsed, Acc Cavity Discharge

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# Cryomodule Type Static Dynamic Total LT Shield HT Intercept

[W @ 2K] [W @ 2K] [W @ 2K] [W @ 5K] [W @ 70K]

1 HWR 37 37 60 250 2 SSR1 12 1 13 80 166 3 SSR1 12 1 13 80 166 4 SSR2 9 3 12 50 126 5 SSR2 9 3 12 50 126 6 SSR2 9 3 12 50 126 7 SSR2 9 3 12 50 126 8 SSR2 9 3 12 50 126 9 SSR2 9 3 12 50 126 10 SSR2 9 3 12 50 126 11 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 12 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 13 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 14 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 15 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 16 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 17 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 18 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 19 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 20 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 21 650MHz LB 2 3 5 16 48 22 650MHz HB 4 7 11 32 86 23 650MHz HB 4 7 11 32 86 24 650MHz HB 4 7 11 32 86 25 650MHz HB 4 7 11 32 86 26 CDS 249 249 137 670 TOTAL 411 80 491 1011 3006

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PIP-II Cryogenic System Diagram - Compressor Hall

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PIP-II Cryogenic System Diagram - CBx Area

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Risks

  • Cryogenic system specification changes
  • Cryoplant Design Requirements
  • Cryoplant delivery delay
  • Qualified vendors availability and capacities
  • Competition for cryogenic components fabrication
  • Limited number of vendors with cryogenic engineering and

design capabilities

  • Multiple parallel procurements within limited market

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Safety (2)

Cryogenic System Design, Fabrication and Installation will comply with Fermilab ESH&Q Manuals including the following national standards:

– ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section VIII – ASME/ANSI B31.3 Process Piping – Expansion Joint Manufacturers Association – Compressed Gas Association Pressure Relief Standards – Independent review

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