KAGRA Vacuum System Items of vacuum sub-group 1 1. Overview 120203 VAC (YS) Required Pressure “uhv (ultra-high-vacuum)” in the order of 10 -7 Pa, or lower.

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KAGRA Vacuum System Items of vacuum sub-group 1 1. Overview VAC (YS) Required Pressure “uhv (ultra-high-vacuum)” in the order of Pa, or lower ** suppress the scattering effect due to residual gas ** minimize the maintenance work ** two beam tubes of 3-km long and 800 mm in diameter ** optical baffles distributed at every 12 meter in the beam tubes ** beam monitor target inserted in the beam tubes ** chambers for the mirrors with suspension and vibration-isolation devices ** vacuum pumping system ** overall layout

KAGRA Vacuum System IP TMP FL P BS 3000 m Type A double chamber (2.4 and 1.5 m in dia.) //GASF + I-Pendulum + cryogenic// Type B chamber (1.5 m in dia./2 m for BS) //GASF + I-Pendulum// Type C chamber (1.5 m in dia./ 2 m for MC) //stack + D-Pendulum// 2 2. Overall system VAC (YS) ETMY ITMY ETMXITMX PRMPR3PR2 SRM SR3 SR2 PD MCF MC MMT BRTY ETMX EAOY IAOY IAOXEAOX two beam tubes of 3-km long and 800 mm in dia. //optical baffles at every 12 meter //pumping unit at every 100 meter

KAGRA Vacuum System beam tube ( 478 of 12-m long and 0.8 m in diameter; 320 tubes completed ) VAC (YS) “ surface passivation by electro-polish followed by baking” outgassing rate; Pa m 3 m -2 s -1, or lower surface roughness; Rmax 3  m, Ra 0.5  m “ mirror finish by Electro-Chemical Buffing (tubes in the mid 800-m region)” surface roughness; Rmax 0.2  m, Ra 0.03  m “ flange connection with metal O-ring (silver plated)” ; erosion proof by humidity test Electro-polished tube of 12 m longElectro-chemical buffed tube of 12 m long 3 3. System design

真空 4 KAGRA Vacuum System VAC (YS) optical baffle ( every12-m along the arm, 40-mm in height, 50-degree tilted, DLC coated) 3. System design ** baffles at “ every 12 meters” is necessary for reducing  x down to 5× m/√Hz ** for randomizing phase of edge-scattered light, baffles with “ saw-tooth edge” ** DLC (diamond-like-carbon) coating of 1  m thick outgassing rate = 4×10 -9 Pa m 3 m -2 s -1 reflectivity = deg absorption coefficient = 0 deg

** 100 hours of pumping is necessary before cooling down. ** Although the aluminum-coated thin PET (polyethylene terephthalate) film is suitable material for thermal shield, the outgassing rate is higher than those of metal surfaces. ** Outgassing rate of a PET film of 12 micrometer thick is measured. The rate decreases to Pa m 3 s -1 m -2 for about 10h, then reaching to the order of Pa m 3 s -1 m -2 for 200h. ** Water molecules absorbed in film is possibly diffused to the surface and desorbed with a long period of 100 hours. 5 KAGRA Vacuum System chambers: installed materials of elastomer and plastomer in the cryostat 3. System design VAC (YS)

** pumping unit is distributed “ every 100 meters” along tubes. ** pumping speed of the unit (100 m) 600 m 3 /h >> dry-pump 2000 L/s >> TMP 500 L/min >> TMP foreline pump 1000 L/s >> IP ETMXITMX IP TMP FL P 3000 m DRY P 6 KAGRA Vacuum System pumping system ( dry-pump and ion-pump ) 3. System design VAC (YS) “expected pump-down scheme (a 3-km arm)” to 1 Pa >> few days by dry-pump to Pa >> 50 hours by TMP to Pa >> 500 hours by ion pump (based on the ougassing rate in test tubes) “maintenance without breaking arm-vacuum” ion pump life, B-A gauge failure, feed-through erosion,... durability for humidity is being examined (50°C-98%) for vacuum components. “fail-safe by closing gate valves (large dia,)” electric-power shut down anomalous pressure rise

i-bHR CenterHR Chord CenterCenter of Mass delta x [mm]delta y [mm]delta x [mm]delta y [mm]delta x [mm]delta y [mm] PRM ETMX ETMY PR SRM SR SR PR BS ITMX ITMY KAGRA Vacuum System less changes “i” to “b”; chambers will not be shifted nor replaced (only lateral shift of the gate valves). 4. Layout VAC (YS) BS ETMY ITMY ETMXITMX PRMPR3PR2 SRM SR3 SR2 PD MCF MC MMT BRTY ETMX EAOY IAOY IAOXEAOX

x y Yopt horizontal plane at center room horizontal plane at X end Y arm optical plane of interferometer X arm Xopt O (BS) horizontal plane at Y end 8 KAGRA Vacuum System transformation matrix for 4 sets of coordinates 4. Layout “unit vectors in each coordinate” VAC (YS)

Jul ) installing chambers in Center Room; Jul ) carrying tubes and lay on the supports; from Apr 2014 to Jun 2014 Jul 2014 to Mar ) installing chambers in X and Y ends; Apr 2014 Apr KAGRA Vacuum System VAC (YS) 9 5. Schedule for installing 1) manufacturing 478 of tubes; from Apr 2011 to Mar ) manufacturing chambers; from Sep 2012 to Mar 2014 carrying tubes from ATOTSU pithead ETMYA ITM Y ETMXAITM X BSPR M PR3PR2 SRMSRM SR3 SR2 PD MC F MC 3000 m IAOX EAOX MM T BRTY BRTX IAOY EAOY 6) jointing tubes and pump down in X and Y arm from Jul 2014 to Mar 2015