Athmospheric Surface Treatments for improving 6Ghz Niobium cavities V. Palmieri, A. Rossi, K. Atroshchenko, D. Rizetto, A. Camacho, S.Yu. Stark * INFN.

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Athmospheric Surface Treatments for improving 6Ghz Niobium cavities V. Palmieri, A. Rossi, K. Atroshchenko, D. Rizetto, A. Camacho, S.Yu. Stark * INFN – Legnaro National Laboratories University of Padua

6 Bulk Nb

Low research budget  Large amount of cavities 6 GHz

Resistive Samples Pillbox cavities, etc Real cavities Inductive H c1 Measurement Calorimetric methods R S Differential measurements Microstrip Resonators 6 GHz cavities 1,5 /1,3 GHz monocells 1,3 GHz 3-cell cavity 1,3 GHz 9-cell cavities

Proceedings of the 8 th SRF Workshop, Abano Terme, 1997

Antonio 3 Rossi L L M

No electron beam welding, neither for flanges Obtained by spinning from Nb scraps Short fabrication time Fast and low cost BCP and EP treatments Inexpensive Cryogenics Quick RF Measurements 6 GHz CAVITY MINILAB

6 Ghz Cavity Geometry 20 mm 36 mm Seamless flanges [mm] Flange Area = 7 cm 2

Cavity fabrication By Spinning from scraps of spun 1.5 GHz 1.5 GHz Cavity 6 GHz Cavity 40 cm

Mini Mechanical Tumbling SiCZrO 2 Al 2 O 3 + SiO 2

Mini EP

A Mini – BCP / EP Lab

6 GHz CAVITY MINI-furnace

6 GHz CAVITY MINI-Camera

Ready for the RF measurement

6 GHz CAVITY: MINI-Kapton gasket

Kapton® disc Cryogenic infrastructure Easy RF Measurement system: Pick Up Coupler (mobile) Pumping line Vacuum seals: (Two kinds) Indium wire INSERT

Cryogenic infrastructure: Pick Up Coupler (mobile) Double Pumping line Bottom Part Pick-up Antenna Coupler Antenna Pick-up-Pipe Coupler - Pipe Pick-up Flange Bellow Coupler Flange The Bottom Part

Cryogenic infrastructure: Triple Stand μ-metal Screen cavity

Quick RF Measurements The insert has been conceived to even enter into a 450 lt Helium dewar INSERT DEWAR RF measuring system

List of Dogmas 6 GHz cavities are not representative Any other flange, that is not Nb-Ti, is not reliable Kapton joints will not work … and even if they work, they will not be used!

Nomogram (after Benvenuti, Palmieri, Vaglio) T = 4.2 K f = 500 MHz, s = 4

List of Dogmas 2000° C is a too high temperature Over 1000°C you’ve contamination from crucibles and you will loose the dimensional control You can’t work around melting point of Niobium

Fast ( takes only few sec) Cheap (Vacuum Technology Free) Simple (No need of special expertise) High Temperature Rapid Metathesis (Nitriding in Mushy State) The Process is:

6 Bulk Nb

List of Dogmas You necessarily need good vacuum You must limit yourself to select only those A15 that can be prepared at T around 900°C In any case B1 and A15 materials will never work

The Homologous Temperature 0 1 T [K]  = = T m [K] for Nb 2467 °C

T [K]  = = T m [K] for Nb 0 0, °C 1924 °C Mushy State

T [K]  = = T m [K] 0,98 0, °C 2196 °C Mushy State 0, °C2412 °C Premelting

Premelting (also Surface melting) Even below its melting point (T m ), quasi-liquid films can be observed on crystalline surfaces

The thickness of the quasi-liquid film is T - dependent This effect is common for all crystalline materials Premelting (also Surface melting)

Nb NbN 3 mm Nb NbN

 -Nb N  -Nb N

Surface layers

Nb 5 N 6 ; N 4 N 3  NbN 1-x ;  -NbN (hexagonal);  ’  NbN (hexagonal);  -Nb2N (hexagonal);  -Nb 4 N 3-x  -Nb (N) (bcc solid solution) Niobium

Bulk Nb NbN

Temperature Time T m of Nb 3 – 30 sec

As the  -NbN   -Nb 4 N 3-x phase transformation is a very fast, quasi-continuous Transition, it cannot be avoided by quenching

Annealing doesn’t work

Bulk Nb NbN

Bulk Nb NbN

Bulk Nb

Nb 2 O 5 Melting point1512 °C Evaporation temperature °C

When the N/Nb ratio > 0.84, the  -phase can be retained by quenching At N/Nb ratio < 0.8 it transforms in  -Nb 4 N 3

T = 4,2 K Bulk Nb

High Temperatures for Nb Purification

Bare Sample

Conclusions 6 Ghz cavities allow a fast and dense statistics At 4,2 K the Q-value at low field increases of even a factor 5 The important parameters are given by the 3-T rule

6 GHz

6 Bulk Nb