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Second Refurbished Booster RF Cavity for 15Hz John Reid July 18, 2012

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John Reid July 18, 2012. Second Refurbished Booster RF Cavity for 15Hz. Booster RF Cavity removed from Station 7 – SN-1011 Removed May 2, 2011 Cavity was picked for the following: Station 8’s cavity ready to install so 7 was the logical choice to pull next. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Second Refurbished Booster RF Cavity for 15Hz

John Reid

July 18, 2012

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• Booster RF Cavity removed from Station 7 – SN-1011– Removed May 2, 2011– Cavity was picked for the following:

• Station 8’s cavity ready to install so 7 was the logical choice to pull next.

• Cavity from station 7 is class 3 (radioactive).

– Cavity moved into cave at MI-60 in preparation for disassembly.

– Cavity vacuum leak checked OK.– Cavity with tuners was assembled with 0.005” tin shims

installed on front and back tuner stems.– Cone cooling connected in series with each ½ of outer ferrite

tuner cooling.• Flow rate in test stand measured 1.5gpm

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– Center casting single turn cooling flow is 0.8gpm– Had to repair center cooling tube on this cavity due to a

water leak that occurred years ago. Repair was successful.

– Power removed by water ~ 1.6kW

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Standard Ferrite Tuner

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Cavity 1011

Tuner Power Stem Stem Stem

Anode Voltage to water Front Bottom Back

per Tuner Tuner Tuner Tuner

F F F

15kV 119 112 120

18KV 2.88kW 127 125 130

21kV 5.54kW 140 135 144

23kV 5.8kW 146 142 150

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Inside Center of Cavity

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Anode Blocking Capacitor

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Anode Blocking Capacitor

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Std Operating Waveforms

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Phase Det Error – Light BlueAnode Prog – Blue – 23kVpkRF Gap Envelope – GreenPA Screen I - Purple

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Std Operating Waveforms

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FBI – YellowFBV – GreenPlate I - Blue

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Cavity S/N 1011

• Parameters at 23kV anode voltage @15Hz for 12 hours.– Gradient ~52.9kV peak accelerating voltage– Blocking capacitor temperature = F– High voltage filter chokes – F– Inside drift tube temperature = F– Drift tube temperature = F– Beam tube temperature (on Mu-metal shield) = F– Cavity outer shell temperature by PA = 114 F– Ceramic window outer ring temperature = 110 F– Ferrite Power removed to water = 5.8kW per tuner– Back tuner stem temperature = 150 F– Front tuner stem temperature = 146 F– Bottom tuner stem temperature = 150 F– Cavity vacuum = 1.17 x 10-7 Torr

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