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1 The ESS ADU project Mats Lindroos Head of the ESS Accelerator Division Lund, 2011-03-23

2 page ESS program Goal  Neutrons at ESS in Lund before the end of the decade!

3 Sweden, Denmark and Norway covers 50% of cost 16 Partners today The remaining ESS members states together with EIB covers the rest! International collaboration

4 Time line

5 5 ESS construction cost estimates Investment: 1478 M€ / ~10y Operations:106 M€ / y Decomm. :346 M€ (Prices per 2008-01-01) Investment: Personel:

6 ESS accelerator high-level technical objectives: 5 MW long pulse source -2 ms pulses -20 Hz -Protons (H+) -Low losses -High reliability, >95% -Continuous cryostats for minimum energy consumption -Flexible design for a future power upgrade ESS accelerator design High level objectives

7 LINAC layout 7 Length (m)Input Energy (MeV) Frequency (MHz) Geometric β # of Sections Temp (K) RFQ475 × 10 -3 352.2--1≈ 300 DTL193352.2--3≈ 300 Spoke5250352.20.4514 (3c)≈ 2 Low Beta57.5200704.40.6310 (4c)≈ 2 High Beta215500704.40.7519 (8c)≈ 2 HEBT1002500-- 7 M. Eshraqi and A. Ponton, ESS

8 Linac R&D in progress IPHI RFQ at CEA- Saclay SC 5 cell cavity for 704 MHz, CEA and CNRS SC single spoke cavity, IPNO (CNRS) LINAC 4

9 ESS project strategy 201120122013201420152016201720182019 TDRs with cost and Schedule International convention signed Design Updates Construction projects First protons P2B projects Cryomodule production starts P2B assures a stringent project framework for prototyping and engineering design reports, a continuous transition from design to construction and keeps the collaborations intact through the construction decision process First neutrons DU P2B DU P2B Const. P2B Const. P2B

10 ADU project Design Report for the end of 2012 with clear costing and schedule & initial prototyping Readiness to construct by the end of 2012 -- all requirement and interface documents and lay-out drawings ready Energy budget and sustainability should be taken into account in each work package Milestone end of 2011: New baseline and first version of design report Responsibilities within Management team S.Peggs – Communication R. Duperrier – System engineering C.Oyon – Internal review M. Lindroos – Project leader

11 Accelerator Design Update Work Package (work areas) 1. Management Coordination – ESS (Mats Lindroos) 2. Accelerator Science – ESS (Steve Peggs) 3. Infrastructure Services – Tekniker, Bilbao (Josu Eguia) 4. SCRF Spoke cavities – IPN, Orsay (Sebastien Bousson) 5. SCRF Elliptical cavities – CEA, Saclay (Guillaume Devanz) 6. Front End and NC linac – INFN, Catania (Santo Gammino) 7. Beam transport, NC magnets and Power Supplies – Århus University (Søren Pape-Møller) 8. RF Systems – Uppsala university (Roger Ruber) Josu Eguia Guillaume Devanz Sebastien Bousson Søren Pape Møller Roger Ruber Romuald Duperrier (30 years ago) Steve Peggs Cristina Oyon Mats Lindroos Santo Gammino

12 Prototypes Planned and proposed prototypes in ADU project (before 2013): –SC Cavities (High beta elliptical and spoke types) at CEA and IPNO –Tests with existing ion source and RFQ (under assembly) in Catania and at CEA –Test of ITER type control system HW unit with SW interface (“Control box”) –First beam instrumentation in Lund Planned and proposed prototypes in P2B project –RF source, control and distribution system in Uppsala –Discussions with RRCAT in India on the construction of a low beta elliptical cavity prototype with the aim of building these cavities in India as an Indian in-kind contribution to ESS –Discussions with JLAB for a additional spoke cavity prototype built in the USA –Half length cryomodule for 4 elliptical cavities with CERN –Full length cryomodules for all SC cavity types –Beam instrumentation –Final version of Ion source in Catania –DTL at INFN –All ESS beam instrumentation in Lund SC elliptical cavity SC spoke cavity

13 First simulation results

14 Test stand strategy 704 MHz test stand for SC elliptical cavities and a cryomodule –ESS is contributing with a modulator to the CERN test-stand –Study and costing in progress for CERN, CEA and Uppsala test stands –Focus in Uppsala on RF source, control and distribution (energy aspects) –Study of the possibility to use the XFEL infrastructure and test stands at DESY and CEA for ESS construction 352 MHz test stand for SC spoke cavities and cryomodules –One test stand at CEA for NC structures –One test stand under construction at IPNO in Paris Test area for Ion Source development exists in Catania Test cryostat

15 Upgrades The mandate is to build a 5 MW accelerator! The presently favored upgrade scenario is a power upgrade to higher power with maintained time structure We will study how this can be prepared within the present 5 MW baseline –The additional cost should be understood and made apparent in the costing of the 5 MW baseline –First technical studies and financial estimates for the upgrade itself should be done as part of the ADU project

16 ESS Energy Solution - Development and Demonstration ”Powerbox” - electricity from waste heat Seasonal storage Cooling and Heat District Heating On Site Solar Systems Energy Exhibition at Visitor Centre  Research, Development and Demonstration of emerging energy technologies strengthen sustainability message and energy culture  Energy savings in improved effiency equipment: 20 %  CO2 global impact: 0 ton/year  Investments connection DH: 1 M€  Operating costs (revenue) : - 1,5 M€

17 P2B Acc Prototypes - 1 CategoryDescriptionWhere?Estimate cost Beam InstrBPM: Beam Position Monitor BLM: Beam Loss Monitor TPM: Transverse Profile monitor (2 Types) BSM: Bunch Shape Monitor RFLLRF: Low Level RFLund EHC: 8 Elliptical cavities – high betaCEA-Saclay ELC: 4 Elliptical cavities – low beta SPC: 4 Spoke cavities3 at CNRS Couplers 704 MHz8 at CEA- Saclay Couplers 353 MHz3 at CNRS

18 P2B Acc Prototypes - 2 CategoryDescriptionWhere?Estimated cost RFRFQCEA DTL structure and tank MEBT with chopper and collimator BeamIon SourceINFN Quads and magnets CRYOCMH1: Cryo design, continuous CMH2: Cryo design, segmented CMH3: Cryo design, hybrid CMH3: Cryomodule, high-beta, final CML: Cryomodule, low beta, final CMS: Cryomodule, Spoke, final CMT: Cryomdoule, general testCERN Cryoline and jumper module

19 P2B Acc prototypes - 3 VACPump stationWhereCost INFRAMock-up of tunnel or Virtual reality model CONTROLControlbox with HW and SW, V1ESS Controlbox with HW and SW, V2 Timing modules COMPUTINGControls development and scientific computing environment AD ESS VACUUMPump station linac

20 Test stand needs AD CategoryDescriptionWhere?Cost Test-standTest-stand 704 MHz for CMTCERN Test-stand 704 MHz for proto CMs Test-stand 352 MHz for proto CMsIPNO, CEA- SACLAY Test-stand for production CMs Front End test standCEA Test stand for ion sourceINFN Test-stand RF Source and DistributionUppsala

21 page Conclusions  We will build the ESS in Lund and with all the others in the ESS program deliver first protons before the end of the decade  The Accelerator Design will permit a long life with many upgrades  The Accelerator design, prototyping and construction will be done in a collaboration with ESS AB in Lund as coordinator and future owner  The energy aspects of the accelerator complex are very important  Many Thanks to all members of the emerging ESS accelerator collaboration 21

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