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LIUWG Phase I – Conceptual Design Review Powering David Nisbet

LIUWG Phase I – Conceptual Design Review Powering David Nisbet. LIUWG Phase I – Conceptual Design Review Powering. Existing Triplet Circuit New Triplet Circuit Main options Corrector Circuits Radiation Baseline Circuit Status Quo Conclusions. Existing Triplet Quadrupole Circuit.

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LIUWG Phase I – Conceptual Design Review Powering David Nisbet

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  1. LIUWG Phase I – Conceptual Design Review Powering David Nisbet

  2. LIUWG Phase I – Conceptual Design Review Powering Existing Triplet Circuit New Triplet Circuit • Main options Corrector Circuits Radiation Baseline Circuit Status Quo Conclusions

  3. Existing Triplet Quadrupole Circuit Main RQX [7000A, 8V] i1 Trim RTQX1 [±600A, ±10V] i3 i2 ifwd3 Trim RTQX2 [5000A, 8V] Q1 Q2a Q2b Q3

  4. Phase I Triplet – Quadrupole design inputs • Re-use LHC cable • Quadrupole magnet nominal current is ~12kA • Magnet and equipment protection • Warm Energy Extraction required(?) (see Reiner) • Priority on ease and simplicity • Superconducting cold link will be used • DFB will be remote from the main tunnel and close to converters • Low warm circuit resistance

  5. Powering Options - Individual High Volume Robust • 4x [12kA, 8V] Power Converters • 24 x 19” Racks • 4x 12kA/3.7MJ Energy Extraction • 6 x 19” Racks • QPS + QHPS • 2 x 19” Racks • Total: 32 Racks • 8 x 12kA Current Leads

  6. Powering Options - Main Feed with 1Q Trims Low Volume Complex High Extraction Voltage • 1x [12kA, 8V] Power Converter • 3x [2kA, 8V] Power Converters • 9 x 19” Racks • 1x 12kA/15MJ Energy Extraction • 3 x 19” Racks • QPS + QHPS • 2 x 19” Racks • Total: 14 Racks • 2 x 12kA Current Leads • 3 x 2kA (12kA peak) Current Leads

  7. Powering Options - Split Powering Medium Volume Limited complexity Extraction Voltage <500V • 2x [12kA, 8V] Power Converter • 2x [2kA, 8V] Power Converters • 15 x 19” Racks • 2x 12kA/7.5MJ Energy Extraction • 6 x 19” Racks • QPS + QHPS • 2 x 19” Racks • Total: 23 Racks • 4 x 12kA Current Leads • 2 x 2kA (12kA peak) Current Leads

  8. Phase I Triplet – Powering Options Maximum volume, Minimum complexity, Greatest cost Baseline design Minimum volume, Maximum complexity, Lowest cost • Uses unipolar power converters (1Q) • Limited negative ramp capability

  9. D1 and Corrector Powering • Cold D1 supplied by RHIC • Assumption that correctors are powered up to ±600A • Higher current has not yet been done for this technology • 1x [8kA, 8V] Power Converter • 4x [±600A, ±10V] Power Converters • 7 x 19” Racks • 1x QPS + QHPS • 0.5 x 19” Racks • 4x 600A/200kJ (QPS + EE) • 2 x 19” Racks • Total: 10 Racks • 8 x 600A Current Leads • 2 x 6.8kA Current Leads

  10. Radiation – Single Event Upsets • Increased luminosity is expected to generate additional hadron fluence in the UJ14, UJ16 and UJ56 areas • Radiation forecasts for the nominal LHC in these areas are still being generated (see Elena/Francesco) • P5R (UJ56) is a vulnerable area • P1 (UJ14 and UJ16) not yet known • Experience from CNGS -> problems begin to appear at • 5 x108 cm-2yr-1 equivalent of 20MeV neutrons • Phase1 Upgrade should take into consideration any radiation effects in proximity to the interaction regions

  11. Single Event Upsets – Effect on layout • P5 • Move all powering equipment and DFB into the bypass (see Yvon) • This also resolves the issue of limited space in UJ56 • Both triplets are powered from same area (bypass) • Extra shielding required – eg chicane? • P1 • Present tunnel layout limits underground possibilities • QPS and QHPS can be moved to well shielded areas • Also possible to move 600A correctors • However difficult to move high current systems • Includes Energy Extraction and Power Converters • Is excavation an option? • Is surface powering an option? (see next slide)

  12. Surface Powering at P1 • Surface powering is technically feasible • However significant infrastructure required • For split powering • Water cooled DC cabling (~70 tonnes of Cu) • Add cabling in pit of PM15 • New transformers and power converters • Installation cost >5MCHF • Running cost >1MCHF/yr ~380m No radiation Very Expensive

  13. Baseline Concept for Phase 1 Powering

  14. Baseline Concept for Phase 1 Powering • Underground installation (see Yvon) • Low current (±600A) corrector circuits • Unipolar main circuits • Move as much equipment as possible from SEU areas Summary of 19” rack layout

  15. Conclusion • Several powering options have been considered • ‘Split powering’ of Q1+Q2 and Q2+Q3 appears to be best compromise • A baseline for D1 and Corrector powering has been presented • Increasing the current beyond ±600A will require significant development • Radiation knowledge in UJ areas are a key design factor for powering and protection equipment

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