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PIP FY15 Q4 Report W. Pellico PIP PMG November 5 th 2015.

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1 PIP FY15 Q4 Report W. Pellico PIP PMG November 5 th 2015

2 Proton Improvement Plan Goals and Scope (Established in 2011) Increase the beam repetition rate from the present ~7.5 Hz to 15 Hz –Need at least 9 Hz for NOvA 12-batch slip-stacking –Requires RF cavities refurbishment, RF Systems –Eliminate major reliability vulnerabilities and maintain reliability at present levels (>85%) at the full repetition rate Eliminate major obsolescence issues Increase the proton source throughput, with a goal of reaching >2E17 protons/hour –Presently operating at <1E17 protons/hour Ensure a useful operating life of the proton source through at least 2025 (now extended to 2030 to accommodate PIP-II schedule) 11/5/2015PIP FY15 Q4 PMG

3 Completed PIP – Task Structure and Status (as shown in last quarter PMG) PIP has 33 Tasks (New Cavity being split) 18 are completed and closed 2 more tasks will be closed in FY15 Completion of all cavities likely into early FY16 Alignment with PIP-II

4 Proton Improvement Plan Bill Pellico Bob Zwaska, Deputy Kenneth Domann, Project Controls Valeri Lebedev, Senior Physicist Linac Fernanda G. Garcia 200 MHz RF Power System Fernanda G. Garcia High-Level RF Fernanda G. Garcia Linac Modulator Matt Gardner 7835 Procurement Fernanda G. Garcia Accelerator Physics Valeri Lebedev Simulations & Studies Valery Kapin Linac Notch Creation Dave Johnson Instrumentation Craig Drennan Beam Position Monitors Nathan Eddy Utilities Matthew Gardner Power Distribution Ryan Crawford Vacuum System Dave Augustine Low-Cond. Water System Matt Gardner Booster Keith Gollwitzer RF John Reid Anode Supply Ryan Crawford Bias Supply Pat Sheahan Cavity Test Stand Pat Sheahan Cavity & Tuner Refurb. Matt Slabaugh New Tuners Matt Slabaugh Replacement Cavities Tom Kroc Perpendicular Cavity CY Tan Cavities 21&22 Matt Slabaugh Stations 21&22 Tom Kubicki Cavity 1013 Matt Slabaugh John Reid Accelerator Physics Bob Zwaska Simulation & Studies Bob Zwaska Alignment & Aperture Kiyomi Seiya Booster Notcher Salah Chaurize Booster Cogging Kiyomi Seiya Booster Collimation Valeri Kapin Radiation Shielding Keith Gollwitzer Instrumentation Craig Drennan Beam Position Monitors Nathan Eddy Dampers Nathan Eddy Utilities Todd Sullivan Low-Conductivity Water System David Hixson Power Distribution Ryan Crawford Vacuum System Dave Augustine Solid State Upgrade John Reid Power Amplifier Steve Kotz Driver Module Tom Kubicki Modulator Rene Padilla Installation Rene Padilla Steve Kotz RFQ Injector C. Y. Tan PIP FY15 Q4 PMG Cavity refurbished Waiting for RF dept. to finish testing (this week) PIP has 33 Tasks (New Cavity being split) 20 are completed and closed 3 more by end of CY15 Write-up underway with completion by end of CY Work nearing end – delivery in Dec. Completed

5 Linac –200 MHz Klystron –7835 Modulator –Laser Notcher Booster –Cavity Refurbishment –New Tuners –Anodes –Additional station #20 –LCW/Vacuum –BPMs –Beam Physics –15 Hz –Collimator –Cavity 21 & 22 PIP FYQ4 Overview – Mostly shutdown activities (startup) PIP FY15 Q4 PMG11/5/2015

6 PIP 200 MHz RF Power Systems (WBS 1.1.1) Linac High Level PIP FY15 Q4 PMG ActionDate Preliminary Design Review4/2/2014 Critical Design Review7/11/2014 Seal in Drawings Complete 10/6/2014 Final Assembly Drawings Complete 12/17/2014 Seal in Assembly Complete 10/16/2015 Exhaust/Final Dress Complete 8/24/15 –> 11/11/15 Testing Complete9/26/15 –> 12/09/15 Customer Source Inspection 10/04/15 –> 12/11/15 Package and Ship10/11/15 –> 12/16/15 Courtesy of CPI 11/5/2015 We expect delivery this CY Work shifted from drafting to assembly Assemblies for electron gun completed and machined Cathode on-had and heater tested ok Cavities 1-5 assembly complete Note: Cavities 4&5 developed problems during brazing – delay of ~ 1 month

7 PIP FY15 Q4 PMG PIP 200 MHz RF Power Systems (WBS 1.1.1) Linac High Level – continue 11/5/2015 Cavity 5 – Cold Test Setup Cavity 5 – Braze Joint

8 PIP FY15 Q4 PMG Activities (Overall much progress has been made – however shutdown activities and some hardware issues delayed task) 28 cell design effort (~95%) –A total of 35 cells were fully assembled, tested and 28 of them were selected and installed in the fully assembled modulator cabinet this quarter. –Issues with vendor charging supply delayed work for 5 weeks. –Changes were made to the operating voltage to make more reliable. –Preliminary testing of 28 cell revealed the need to modify the existing voltage regulation Waveform Feed forward/learning (~85%) –Completed feed forward & learning on ramp section –Completed feed forward on beam step - unable to complete beam learning on multiple length beams –Unable to test Feedback with present setup Components for 54 cells have arrived (100%) –Cabinet for the 54 cell is being design (~75%) –Designed with windows can absorb spark energy –Will use the 28 cell controls relay rack/ charging supply to run the 54 cell design at reduced rep rate PIP 200 MHz RF Power Systems (WBS 1.1.1) Linac Modulator 11/5/2015

9 PIP 200 MHz RF Power Systems (WBS 1.1.1) Linac Modulator - continue Work continues on the buildup of the 28 and 54 cell Linac modulators 28 cell is for station 1 is near completion and ready for install this month Electrical work at LRF 1 has been completed and waiting for modulator Being moved this week PIP FY15 Q4 PMG Marx Modulator Controls Rack 11/5/2015 Marx Modulator Cabinet 28 Cells and hardware

10 The Critical Device Control module and the Laser Notcher Safety Interface Chassis (LNSIC) for the Laser Notcher was designed, built, and installed. LNSIC has been integrated into the Laser Lab Safety system and is currently in use. The optical box and its alignment fixtures and safety switches have been installed on the Laser Notcher electronics rack. The chiller and manifold were designed, installed and implemented for the operation of the Grumman free space amplifiers. The major issue for the 4th quarter has been the fiber connection between the CW PriTel power fiber amp with an average power of 2W and the pulsed Optical Engines fiber amplifier. Damage to the fiber has resulted on multiple occasions. Two options have been identified to reduce power density at the connection points – these are both being pursued. PIP FY15 Q4 PMG RFQ Optical cavity PIP Accelerator Physics (WBS 1.1.2) Linac Laser Notcher 11/5/2015 Mirror chamber

11 Booster – Quarterly Highlights (largely in shutdown) RF –Anodes: Installed!! The work was extensive and slightly extended Booster shutdown –Cavity refurbishment: 19 cavities installed with #20 in test stand –Bias supplies: Last one just finished and ready for test stand –Perpendicular Cavity: 2 nd harmonic test cavity work continues Working on mechanical assembly ideas, vacuum windows & coupler Beam physics –Developed a study plan – underway with startup Instrumentation –Dampers completed – now operating with additional modes Error/beam signals look better – should be noticeable downstream –BPM work continues Firmware complete Hardware (new digitizer) testing to begin this month PIP FY15 Q4 PMG11/5/2015

12 Booster Cavity Refurbishment/New Tuners PIP FY15 Q4 PMG Two refurbished cavities installed during shutdown New tuners continue to arrive from TD – 8 delivered, #9 soon Completion of #20 refurbished cavity expected in two weeks Ferrites –All high mu ferrites delivered –Waiting for last delivery of low mu Issues as noted –old pie tin often leak replacing as needed –ceramic window issues ordered spare windows –labor consistent over shutdown Rely upon two fermi employees and two skilled contract technicians –Increased cycle rate/15 Hz reliability will start to be tested this FY 11/5/2015

13 20 th cavity By Thanksgiving 11/5/2015PIP FY15 Q4 PMG

14 Booster Anode Supplies WBS 1.02.01.01 – Completed!! Anodes supplies for the Booster RF –A lot of effort to finish this system Labor from Controls, EE support, RF, MS and PS departments Lots of gallery work –Pulled high power cables to all 20 modulators Slight modification to modulators to accommodate new cables –New PLC controls located in the galleries rack control centers –Upgraded cooling Larger volume required cooling skids Chilled water required for blower units inside anodes –Testing went very smoothly –Some systems could not be fully tested until installed and fully powered (a risk) –Some small issues found during install/testing of east anode (west went faster) Big thanks to EE support – Ryan Crawford & Matt Kufer PIP FY15 Q4 PMG11/5/2015

15 Booster RF Cavities (Three Separate WBS Tasks) PIP FY15 Q4 PMG11/5/2015 –Main RF Cavities Additional cavities 21 & 22 Just started retrofit of two large bore cavities –Replacement Cavities Assigned to Tom Kroc Continued work on cavity model (TD and AD) Released specification document Compatible with PIP-II+ requirements –Internal lab review completed –Harmonic Cavity Design near completion Working on mechanical issues Finalizing ceramic window design Finalizing coupler/matching Verifying cooling options –Building test cavity Better measurements of garnet and cavity Q Measurements of mode damping technique

16 Booster Harmonic (perpendicular) Cavity WBS 1.02.01.08 Continued mechanical modeling and design (Review in Feb) –Cooling seems to be adequate –Amplifier has been ordered –Mechanical engineering design underway –Working on ceramic window design Placement Voltage/vacuum requirements PIP FY15 Q4 PMG11/5/2015 View of cavity window placement

17 Workshop on Booster Performance and Enhancements The Fermilab Proton Improvement Plan (PIP) is organizing a day and half workshop at Fermilab on November 23-24. The workshop is to bring together a group of people to discuss the challenges that FNAL Booster will potential face by doubling its flux from 1.2E17 pph to 2.3E17 pph. Furthermore, the workshop will also encourage discussion about PIP II Booster era and an eventual new RCS. Participation is open to those interested or have experience in relation to these topics. Presentations are also welcomed within the constraints of the limited time allotted to the workshop. Once we have a complete list of participants and talks a more detailed list of talks and speakers will be provide. https://indico.fnal.gov/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=10547 StudiesPeopleTimeWhen Magnet MovesKiyomi, Todd2 shifts (orbits/Moves)Next couple of weeks CollimatorKapinNot SurePri Coll not completed Lattice/Tunes/LOCOTan, Kiyomi, Kent1 shiftStable beam - soon TransitionTan, Chandra1-2 shiftsStable beam - soon InjectionChandra1-2 shifts (on & off)Now Aperture ScansKiyomi, Ops1-2 shiftsAnytime now Corr, BexKent, SalahshiftAnytime now GMPS RegulationBill, Kiyomi, Kent1-2 ahiftsWhen MI ramp rate up Orbit SmoothingKiyomi, Kent, Todd1-2 shiftsNow Extraction studiesKiyomi, Craig1 - 2 shiftsCogging and Phase lock Foil Scans - checkSalah1/2 shiftwhenever Absorber ScansSalah, Bill1 shiftStable beam - over time Lots of studies Needed for higher flux and discussion at workshop…. Booster Beam Physics WBS 1.02.02 11/5/2015PIP FY15 Q4 PMG

18 Booster Beam Physics WBS 1.02.02 11/5/2015PIP FY15 Q4 PMG Beam measurements in the MI-8 line which show amplitude and phase of extracted Booster bunches. With the new digital dampers working – phase errors look excellent and should help reduce loses in downstream machines. Phase error Bunch Phase Bunches 16 -16

19 PS Proton Delivery – Ramp UP 11/5/2015PIP FY15 Q4 PMG Once the shutdown ended – Ramp up has been fast and have had no (Anodes) issues Efficiencies (as expected) have returned to pre- shutdown values in about 1 week..

20 Booster Neutrino Beam (BNB) 11/5/2015PIP FY15 Q4 PMG BNB reaching flux goals

21 Baseline Fcst Complete PIP FY15 Milestones Done Q1 FY16 11/5/2015PIP FY15 Q4 PMG

22 PIP FY15 Labor Usage Anodes/RF 11/5/2015PIP FY15 Q4 PMG

23 11/5/2015PIP FY15 Q4 PMG

24 Budget - Labor Recent issues have developed with the PIP budget. –FY15 Carryover removed with plans to return in later years Impacts FY16 RLS –FY16 budget reduction is being planned – worked through Developing an RLS that reflects the reduced funding profile Impacts to several tasks –Delays in deliverables –Modifications to RLS –Reduced labor 11/5/2015PIP FY15 Q4 PMG

25 Conclusion FY15 Q4 –Completion of tasks proceeded as planned –Shutdown work was labor intensive – mostly due to Anodes All work completed except for 28 cell modulator test –Issue with charging supply and labor allocated to Anodes –Ramp up of beam going smoothly Capable of running ~ 1.5E17 pph Increasing intensity as requested Updating RLS – to reflect budget changes Delay to schedule – update next PMG PIP FY15 Q4 PMG11/5/2015


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