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STATUS of the NP-Facility in J-PARC K.H. Tanaka for the NP Facility Construction Team December 2003 NP-HALL Neutrino to SK NP-Hall: Experimental Hall for 50GeV-15 A Slow Beam The First (Only One?) KAON FACTORY in the World


  1. STATUS of the NP-Facility in J-PARC K.H. Tanaka for the NP Facility Construction Team December 2003 NP-HALL Neutrino to SK • NP-Hall: Experimental Hall for 50GeV-15 μ A Slow Beam – The First (Only One?) KAON FACTORY in the World • Neutrino Beam Facility (JHF- ν) : Long Baseline Experiment

  2. Beam Profile of JHF-50GeV PS (Phase 1 - ) • Beam Energy : 50 G e V (30GeV for Slow Beam ) (40GeV for Fast Beam) • Beam Repetition: 3.4s • External Beam Width : 0.7s (1.0s) Slow Beam 3.3x10 14 ppp, 15 µ A • Beam Intensity: (2 × 10 14 ppp, 9 µ A) E Linac = 400MeV (180MeV) • Beam Power: 750kW (270kW)

  3. Progress in JFY 2003 for NP-Hall Design • NP-Hall Design & Beamlines at Phase 1 • Radiation/Heat Resistant Beam Line System for SY/ ν -line & NP-Hall • T1 Target & its Related Parts • Beam Dump

  4. Phase-1 layout

  5. K1.1 and KL

  6. Mineral Insulation Cable Radiation Resistant Beamline System

  7. Construction of actual magnet Q440MIC Fully Inorganic Magnet

  8. Chimney for NP-Hall Magnets Vacuum Water & Target Vacuum Flange Electricity Vessel Flange Chimney Manifold Vessel Connection Vessel Manifold Chimney Lifting Tool Magnet Vacuum Duct Alignment Bases

  9. Chimney for NP-Hall Magnets Magnet Chimney Prototype No. 0

  10. ~10m T1 Target R&D (by Yamanoi) ~18m 2m Beam Water pump Cooling water Ttarget disk 5.4cm Thick 50cm Diam. Beam

  11. 30Days Operation/1Day Cooling Concrete Residual Dose 7.9 µ Sv/h 1Year Operation/Half Year Cooling 0.03 µ Sv/h Water Pipe (SUS) 8.4 µ Sv/h Concrete 2.4 µ Sv/h 5.3 mSv/h 1.6 µ Sv/h Service Space Iron 60 µ Sv/h Vacuum Duct 11 µ Sv/h SUS 3.2 Sv/h Iron 1.2 Sv/h 430 µ Sv/h Iron Ti 1.1 Sv/h 160 µ Sv/h 5m 1.1 mSv/h 97 mSv/h 460 mSv/h q1B Iron Beam 110 mSv/h 170 mSv/h 49 mSv/h 460 mSv/h Collimator Trench T1 Vessel 710 mSv/h 2.2 Sv/h T1 Target 420 mSv/h 850 mSv/h Collimator 650 Sv/h Vacuum Iron Base D1 Q1 230 Sv/h 380 mSv/h Seal 560 mSv/h 530 mSv/h 62 mSv/h 100 mSv/h 30 Sv/h 210 mSv/h 270 mSv/h 33 mSv/h 11 Sv/h

  12. Downstream of T1 Target How to solve 200kW Hear Problem? Magnets → Upstream Collimator Beam Ducts → Big Vacuum Chamber instear of Ducts Vacuum D1(7.2kW) Q1(<1kW) K1.8 Chamber Ni target (12kW) 2m Beam Dump Cu collimator (55kW) Cu collimator 2.9m KL (76kW) K1.1

  13. Beam Dump Design Proton beam An Example of the Dump Core ¼ Model Calculation by MARS & ANSYS 50GeV-15 µ A (750kW) φ 40cm Cu 5m Fe 1m Beam Entrance φ 40 cm 1m Max Water Cooling 2 6 4 ℃ OFC 600W/m 2 /K ρ =8.9[g/cm 3 ] 1.5m Thermal Conductivity (calculated by Y. SATO & M. MINAKAWA) 390 [W/m/K]

  14. Summary & Status • Facility Design & Beam Line Layout – Almost Completed • High Intensity Beam Handling System – Almost Ready. • Most Serious Parts, i.e. Target & Beam Dump – Final Stage of Design/R&D.

  15. Construction Schedule 2004(H16) KH:2006 (H18) 2005 ν :2008 (H17) SY:2005 (H20) 2003 (H17) (H15) 2006(H18) Magnets etc. at S Y : 2006(H18) Magnets etc. at NP-Hall : 2007(H19) The first Beam to NP-Hall : 2008(H20)? ν -Beam : 2009(H21)

  16. Dates of Remember • January 2006: We can start SY settings • January 2006: The most magnets should be ready – January 2005 : We would like to start recycling magnets – January 2005 : K2K should be shut down, please! • Now March 2005 : K2K shut down • Now June 2005 : KEK-PS shut down • Till June 2005 the most of construction team should take care of the external beam lines of the KEK-PS . • February 2007: We can start NP-Hall settings • April 2008: The construction should be completed (officially) & the first beam!

  17. 鳥の巣の影響範囲

  18. Magnet Collection Project Our Latest Acquisition! Test Bending Magnet for J-PARC 50 GeV-PS ~12Tm, 106mm Gap, 330mm Pole Width

  19. 18D72 Magnet from FNAL?

  20. Radioactive Iron from DURATEK • 1$/10t in US • 170$/1t including transport cost for J-PARC. • 1/4 of Normal Iron? • Less than 2nCi/g (74Bq/g) • Max. 2mR at Surface. • It’s NOT Nuclear Wastes. • Possible in Japanese Law?

  21. Hadron Beam Sub-Group

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