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Vision from LHC to HL-LHC operation

Vision from LHC to HL-LHC operation. Lucio Rossi For the HL-LHC project. LHC performance evolution ( guess !). 0.75 10 34 cm -2 s -1 50 ns bunch high pile up 40. 1.5 10 34 cm -2 s -1 25 ns bunch pile up 40. 1.7-2.2 10 34 cm -2 s -1 25 ns bunch pile up 60.

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Vision from LHC to HL-LHC operation

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  1. Vision from LHC to HL-LHC operation Lucio Rossi For the HL-LHC project

  2. LHC performance evolution (guess!) 0.75 1034 cm-2s-1 50 ns bunchhigh pile up 40 1.5 1034 cm-2s-1 25 ns bunchpile up 40 1.7-2.2 1034 cm-2s-1 25 ns bunch pile up 60 Technicallimits (experiments, too) like : 50  25 ns LRossi@R2E Workshop 14Oct2014

  3. Lumievolutiontill 2035 (no learnimg…) 5 1034cm-2s-1, levelling, 250 fb-1/y, 3000 fb-1 Whenlearningcurveisfolded in (250f-1/y in 2028)  need to plan eventually 300 fb-1/y, with 7-7.5 1034 cm-2s-1 . Design should also able to allow to 4000 fb-1, if needed. LRossi@R2E Workshop 14Oct2014

  4. High lumi insertions: higher, larger... Longer Quads; Shorter D1 (thanks to SC) LHC triplet 70 mm 8 T 11 kA ATLAS CMS E. Todesco ATLAS CMS HL LHC triplet > 12 T 150 mm 15-17 kA LRossi@R2E Workshop 14Oct2014

  5. The HL-LHC Nb-T imagnet zoo… D1 (KEK) HO correctors: superferric (INFN) Nestedorbit corrector (CIEMAT) See WP3 webpage E. Todesco et al. D2 corr Q4 (CEA) D2 (INFN) Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  6. Effect of the crabcavities • RF crab cavity deflects head and tail in opposite direction so that collision is effectively “head on” and then luminosity is maximized • This are COMPACT CC, completely new design! Must work synchronized (0.001) on each side of the IP! Lucio Rossi@ICHEP2014

  7. Latest cavity designs toward accelerator Coupler concepts RF Dipole: Waveguide or waveguide-coax couplers Double ¼-wave: Coaxial couplers with hook-type antenna Concentrate on two designs 4-rod: Coaxial couplers with different antenna types Presentbaseline: 3 cavity /cyomodule 4 cavity/cryomodisunderstudy for CrabKissing TEST in SPS underpreparation (A. MacPherson) Lucio Rossi@ICHEP2014

  8. P2 - DS collimators ions – 11 T (LS2 -2018) 11 T Nb3Sn FNAL - CERN Lucio Rossi@ICHEP2014

  9. Lowimpedencecollimators(LS2 & LS3) Maybealready in LS2 New material: MoGr Reduceimpedance by > 2) S. Redaelli et al. Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  10. LRBBW: an enablingtoolthatneeds a definitive test NOT baseline (yet) • Test using an adaptedcollimator • Test isexpensive! • The final system cannotbe an electricwireembedded in a jaw! • e-lensused as e-wire • Howeverweeneed > 200 Am!  9.3  Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  11. Controlling halo diffusion rate: hollow e-lens (synergywith LRBBCW) NOT baseline (yet) Promises of hollow e-lens:1. Control the halo dynamics without affecting the beam core;2. Control the time-profile of beam losses (avoid loss spikes); 3. Control the steady halo population (crucial in case of CC fast failures). Remarks: - very convincing experimental experience in other machines! - full potential can be exploited if appropriate halo monitoring is available. Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  12. Crystal collimation: a new paradigme in collimation (DS – partially– and primary NOT baseline (yet) Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  13. EliminatingTechnicalBottlenecksCryogenics P4- P1 –P5 IT IT RF RF New Plant  6 kW in P4 IN LS2 Two new 18 kW Plants in P1 and P5 IT IT IT IT IT IT Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  14. New IR Cryo-scheme (sepration IR-Arc) L. Tavian R. Van Weelderen S. Claudet Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  15. Displacing EPC and DFB in the adjacent TDZ tunnel ( 500 m away) via SC linksIt si also a TEST! D4 Q4 Q11, Q10…Q7 DFBM DFBA Q6 D3 Q5 IP 6 4.5 K IP7 DQR 8.75 m 1 m Warm magnets (PCs in UJ 76) RR 73 RR 73 Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  16. L = 20 m (252) 1 kA @ 25 K, LHC Link P7 Feb 2014: World record for HTS transport current (A. Ballarino) Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  17. Baseline Parameters (last PLC) Collision values ATS required Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  18. The Achromatic Telescopic Squeezing (ATS) scheme Small b* is limited by aperture but not only: optics matching & flexibility (round and flat optics), chromatic effects (not only Q’), spurious dispersion from X-angle,.. A novel optics scheme was developed toreach un-precedent b* w/o chromatic limit based on a kind of generalized squeeze involving 50% of the ring (S. Fartoukh) b*= 40 cm b*= 10 cm  Proof of principle demonstrated in the LHC down to a b* of 10-15 cm at IP1 and IP5 The new IR is sort of 8 km long ! ATS is not an option is critical for the upgrade; implementation in Run II or Run III is beneficial! Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  19. The ``crab-kissing’’ (CK) scheme (2/5) [mm-1] HL-LHC w/o CK scheme: Plan A (solid) and Plan B(dotted) - 12.5 MV crabs in X-plane, round optics (15/15 cm), sz =7.5 cm (Plan A) - or bb wire, flat optics (50/10 cm), sz =10 cm (Plan B) “HL-LHC+” with CK scheme and Gaussian bunch profile ..adding crab-cavities to Plan B in X and || planes (6 MV+7 MV) “HL-LHC++” with CK scheme andrectangular bunch profile ... adding a new 800 MHz RF system (still keeping sz =10 cm) (S. Fartoukh)@ECFA HL –LHC Exper. Workshop, Aix-les-Bains 7October 2013 z [m] w.r.t. IP A net gain by a factor 2 at each step .... at nearly constant integrated performance Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  20. Operation & Intensity • Levelling cycle • Beamintensity limitation(s) • To beassessed in next LHC run • TDIS in LS2 (don’tliketoosmall emittance beams!) • Heating of kickers (MKI): new high Tc ferrite and coating for e-clouds (prototype installed in LS2). Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  21. Efficiency for Ldt   50% High reliability and availbility are key goals R. DeMaria, RLIUP All ourassumptions are based on forecast for the operation cycle: Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  22. Integral luminosity: the final goal of HL_LHC M. Brugger The total number of particles created at collider (e.g. total number of Higgs bosons) is proportional to the Integrated Luminosity (expressed in fb-1): In the past, the most efficient way of increasing was by increasing .This is why accelerator people usually refer to . There are many workshops and conferences around the world discussing how to increase ….. HL-LHC is a gamechanger: forthefirst time, is limited (due to pile-up and other considerations), to a certain extend... The onlyfreeparametersistheintegral: howlongcan HL-LHC sustainoperation a? Directlyrelatedtotheavailabiltyof HL-LHC – thisisthemotivationforthisworkshop.

  23. Global Workshop Objectives • Understand availability limitations due to radiationeffects (SEE, TID, DD) as well as other effects onto accelerator equipment and quantify the required equipment performance to reach the luminosity goals  Run 2, Run 3, HL-LHC. • Identify what is required (tools, facilities, expertise) to quantify and mitigate radiation effects on equipment. • Identify appropriate mitigation measures: radiation tolerant developments (tunnel electronics, PC), displacement of sensitive equipment (superconducting links etc.) and other aspects. • Identify the long-term requirements for electronic systems. • Address IR3-IR7 life time issues linked to radiation and equipment maintenance planning. • Understand how development of electronics for radiation environment is addressed in the LHC experiments.

  24. Global Workshop Objectives • Understand availability limitations due to radiationeffects (SEE, TID, DD) as well as other effects onto accelerator equipment and quantify the required equipment performance to reach the luminosity goals  Run 2, Run 3, HL-LHC. • Identify what is required (tools, facilities, expertise) to quantify and mitigate radiation effects on equipment. • Identify appropriate mitigation measures: radiation tolerant developments (tunnel electronics, PC), displacement of sensitive equipment (superconducting links etc.) and other aspects. • Identify the long-term requirements for electronic systems. • Address IR3-IR7 life time issues linked to radiation and equipment maintenance planning. • Understand how development of electronics for radiation environment is addressed in the LHC experiments.

  25. Workshop Goals • Aiming for high availability • Radiation effects • Single Event Errors (SEEs) • LS1 focus on mitigation • From MITIGATION to PREVENTION • Cumulative (long-term) damage (TID, DD) • so far not encountered at LHC (experience from injectors!) • Equipment failures (focus on electronics components) • experience, development needs, options • Components reaching the end of life • with and without radiation

  26. Workshop Goals • Concerns for what to do next, but also in view of 22 years of LHC: we need R&D NOW! • What needs to be done • up to LS2/LS3 • and for HL-LHC • Radiation damage and intervention concerns in IR3/7 • Design/test choices and synergies to be exploited • Requirements to reach the HL-LHC target • Availability • Expertise & Facilities • Developments & Qualification Needs

  27. Needs and Goals • In view of the 4 Workshop Sessions • Session-1: Fundamentals of R2E and Availability • Radiation Monitoring & Test Facilities: • improve/operate • R2E Expertise (LHC, Injectors, Experiments): • keep & develop • Availability: fault tracking, impact analysis: • improve/adopt

  28. Needs and Goals • In view of the 4 Workshop Sessions • Session-2: Concerned Equipment: up to LS2/LS3/HL-LHC • Development needs and R2E requirements: • R2E structure? • Maintenance and lifetime (with & w/o. rad.): • What is known and what needs to be? • How to improve availability: • What can and has to be done?

  29. Needs and Goals • In view of the 4 Workshop Sessions • Session-3: IR3/7 Damage/Maintenance Issues • Failure risks due to radiation/environment: • is there any show-stopper? • Needs: monitoring, handling, testing: • what is ok and what needs to be improved? • Maintenance, life-time & mitigation: • what is the equipment requirement/strategy?

  30. Needs and Goals • In view of the 4 Workshop Sessions • Session-4: Long-term strategy • Mitigation/Prevention strategy & needs: • are we on the right track? • SCL & rad-tol PC options/needs/roadmap: • what is the (combined) best strategy? • Required developments & synergies: • what are and can be common grounds?

  31. SC links  removal of EPCs, DFBsfrom tunnel to surface (or new gallery?) 1 pair 700 m 50 kA – LS2 4 pairs 300 m 150 kA (MS)– LS3 4 pairs 300 m 150 kA (IR) – LS3 tens of 6-18 kA CLs pairs in HTS 2150 kA Lucio Rossi@LMC184 9July2014

  32. In particular: do weneed to remove the Powering of the Arc magnets in IR1-IR5 ?

  33. Past Present Future Run 1: 25 fb-1 160 days HL-LHC: 210 fb-1 200 days HL-LHC: 260 fb-1 200 days + 20% availability HL-LHC: 300 fb-1

  34. R2E LHC Long-Term R2E SEE Failure Analysis • 2008-2011 • Analyze and mitigate all safety relevant cases and limit global impact • 2011-2012 • Focus on long downtimes and shielding • LS1 (2013/2014) • Final relocation and shielding • LS1-LS2 (2015-2018) • Tunnel equipment and power converters • -> LS3-HL-LHC • Tunnel Equipment (Injectors+ LHC) + RRs ~400 hDowntime ~250 hDowntime Relocation& Shielding ~12 dumps / fb-1 ~3 dumps / fb-1 Equipment Upgrades LS1 – LS2 Aiming for <0.5 dumps / fb-1 HL-LHC: < 0.1 dumps / fb-1

  35. R2E LHC Long-Term

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