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Maximum Beam Power and Nominal Beam Losses at S-20
Author(s) -
J.E. Clendenin
Publication year - 2005
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/839690
Subject(s) - physics , beam (structure) , nuclear physics , electron , atomic physics , positron , linear particle accelerator , approx , beam energy , cathode ray , energy (signal processing) , optics , quantum mechanics , computer science , operating system
The maximum credible beam power values for electrons shown in Table 1 for e{sup -} beams are based on a beam power of 1.8 MW (1.875 x 10{sup 12} e{sup -} at 120 Hz) for an energy of 50 GeV at S-30. Positrons are limited by the positron source damage threshold to an average current of {approx}2 {mu}A, i.e., {approx}10{sup 11} e{sup -} per pulse at 120 Hz on the target [1]. The ratio of e{sup +} at S-1 per e{sup -} on the conversion target is {ge}2. At S-20 the maximum linac energy is 33 GeV, while the HER and LER Bypass beams are limited to 12 and 4 GeV respectively by the BCS.

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