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2 Content Cryogenics at XFEL Stability requirement on pressure Measurements at CMTB, AMTF and Flash accelerator Future plans CEC/ICMC 2015, 28 June 2 July, Tucson, Arizona S. Putselyk, DESY 3 XFEL Location CEC/ICMC 2015, 28


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CEC/ICMC 2015, 28 June 2 July, Tucson, Arizona

  • S. Putselyk, DESY

Cryogenics at XFEL Stability requirement on pressure Measurements at CMTB, AMTF and Flash accelerator Future plans

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XFEL Location

CEC/ICMC 2015, 28 June 2 July, Tucson, Arizona

  • S. Putselyk, DESY
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Simplified flow diagram of cryomodule string

CEC/ICMC 2015, 28 June 2 July, Tucson, Arizona

  • S. Putselyk, DESY

String connection box contains all cryogenic instrumentation.

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Stability requirements on pressure and mass flow rates (steady-state operation)

CEC/ICMC 2015, 28 June 2 July, Tucson, Arizona

  • S. Putselyk, DESY

RF change of TESLA cavities versus pressure change : ca. 50 Hz / mbar Note from DESY RF experts: fluctuations should be limited to +/- 35 Hz to avoid RF phase shifts

  • > pressure stability better than +/- 0.7 mbar required -> specification +/- 1.0 %

relative, i.e. +/- 0.3 mbar

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RF heat load compensation with electrical heaters at steady-state operation mode (I)

CEC/ICMC 2015, 28 June 2 July, Tucson, Arizona

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Three steps:

  • 1. Read acceleration field

(Eacc)

  • 2. Recalculate to the

cryogenic heat load

  • 3. To compensate cryogenic

heat load with electrical heater.

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RF heat load compensation with electrical heaters at steady-state operation mode (II)

CEC/ICMC 2015, 28 June 2 July, Tucson, Arizona

  • S. Putselyk, DESY

Parameter of RF operation (FLASH accelerator): Absolute value of heating power Time constant for increase/decrease Long-time drift of GHe flow due to residual heating

Quite similar considerations are applicable to the electrical heaters!

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RF heat load compensation with electrical heaters at steady-state operation mode (III)

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RF heat load compensation with electrical heaters at steady-state operation mode (IV)

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RF heat load compensation with electrical heaters at steady-state operation mode (V)

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RF heat load compensation with electrical heaters at steady-state operation mode (VI)

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Future plans

CEC/ICMC 2015, 28 June 2 July, Tucson, Arizona

  • S. Putselyk, DESY

To develop the automatic programs for smooth operation between cryogenic and Low Level RF groups To perform further measurements at CMTB with different

  • peration parameters

And to be prepared for XFEL commissioning ! Experiments at CMTB, AMTF and FLASH accelerator showed that the heat load compensation scheme is feasible.