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56 MHz SRF Cavity Cryostat support system and Shielding C. Pai 1-19-2011
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56 MHz SRF Cavity Cryostat support system and Shielding C. Pai 1-19-2011.

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Page 1: 56 MHz SRF Cavity Cryostat support system and Shielding C. Pai 1-19-2011.

56 MHz SRF Cavity Cryostat support system and

ShieldingC. Pai

1-19-2011

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Configuration of 56 MHz Cryostat

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Total Weight estimate of 56 RF cavity cryostat

Niobium + Titanium Vessel: 760 lbTuner Linkage: 100 lbSpace Frame: 400 lbHeat Shield: 150 lbInner Magnetic Shield: 200 lbOuter Magnetic Shield: 250 lbMis. : 240 lb Total Inside cryostat: 2100 lbVacuum Chamber: 1500 lbTuner, 2nd stage 200 lbThermal transition+ 500 lbPiping and Mis. 200 lb

Total in Cryomodule: 4500 lb

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Space Frame and Nitronic Rod (Cavity not shown)

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Load Path in the 56 MHz Cryostat

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Cryostat support

IsolatorActuator

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Nitronic Rod Stretch and spring Load

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Radial Nitronic rod configuration

1. Length of Rod: Warm: 22.158” Cold shrink: a. Due to Helium tank shrink: + .0085” too long ( 22.1498”) b. Due to Rod shrink: -.0339” Net shrink of rod: +.0085-.0339= -.0254” (D)2. Force induced in the rod with out spring: F=K*D=962 lb

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Parts No. AM281413 Quantity: 2 in parallelMaterial: Stainless steelLoad at 3/4 deflection: =540 lb x2=1080 lbK of spring =42,477 lb/in (2 in Parallel)

Stiffness of Rod: 37,909 lb/in (K)

Combined stiffness of system: K=20,031 lb/in

Force induced in the rod: F= 500.7 lb

Add two Disk Springs for Radial support

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Axial Nitronic Rod Configuration

1. Length of Rod: Warm: 26.5875” Cold shrink: a. Due to Helium tank shrink: - .0054” ( 26.5929”) b. Due Rod shrink: -.03988” Net shrink of rod: -.0054-.03988= -.04528” (D)2 Force induced in the rod without spring: F=K*D= 1,430 lb

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Torsion spring for Nitronic Rod(No Friction Loss for Tuning operation)

Material: Ti-6Al-4VYield strength: 128,000 psiK=840/.02=42,000 lb/in

Stiffness of Rod: 31,593 lb/in (K)

Combined stiffness of System: K=18,117 lb/in

Force induced in the rod: F=K*D= 815 lb (@ 3/5 load)

S=70,123 psi

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56 MHz SRF CavityNitronic Rod Support System

Stiffness Analysis

C. Pai1-19-2011

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SRF cavity Support, Space Frame with Nitronic Rods

Space Frame

Axial Nitronic Rods

Radial Nitronic Rods

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Model, Helium vessel support by Nitronic rods, with disk spring

Loading in Nitronic RodsCase 1. Cold Shrink forceCase 2. Tuning ForceCase 3. Combined Shrink + tuning

Springs are simulated by Combined elastic modulus

E radial: 14.7E6 psiE axial: 16.1E6 psi

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Loading in the Nitronic rods

Loading in Nitronic RodsCase 1. Tuning Force, 300 lb Case 2. Shrink to 4.5 KCase 3. Combined Shrink + tuning force

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Stress plot, loading: Under tuning force only

Tuning ForceF=300 lbf

Stress in Nitronic rodMax. S: 1313 psiYield Strength: 55,000 psi Annealed

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Under tuning force only, deflection plot

Max. deflection at Bracket: .00181”Ratio of stiffness: tuning plate to support system Ratio=.060/.00181=33.1

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Under Tuning Force only, Animation

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Temperature distribution in the support system

4.5 K

300K

Unit: F

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Thermal load only, Stress plot

Stress in Nitronic rodMax S: 34,242 psi, Axial S: 15,638 psi, RadialYield Strength: 55,000 psi Annealed

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Thermal load only, Deflection plot

Max. deflection: Far end: -.0799”Near End: .0194”

Fixed bracket: about .001”

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Thermal load only, Animation

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Both Thermal and force load, Stress plot

Stress in Nitronic rodMax S: 32,939 psi, Axial S: 14,890 psi, RadialYield Strength: 55,000 psi Annealed

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Both Thermal and force load, Deflection plot

Max. deflection: Far end: -.0818”Near End: .0175”

Fixed bracket:DY= .0033”

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Animation, Both thermal and force load

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Space Frame strength Calculation

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Model and Loading

Material: SS304Yield strength: 30,000 psi

Gusset

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Deflection

Max. ∆ Y=.040”

Max. ∆ Y=.023”

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Max stress, S=15,454 psi

Von Mises Stress

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Max stress, S=15,454 psiYield strength: 30,000 psi

Eqv Stress

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Stress at end plate

Typical bending stress, S=3867 psi

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Heat shield, Inner and Outer Magnetic shields

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Cross section view of 3 shields

Thermal heat shieldSupported by Vacuum chamber

Inner magnetic shieldInside of Space Frame

Outer magnetic shieldOutside of spaced frame

Space Frame

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Thermal Heat Shield (aluminum, .080”) Cooling Tube ID: 0.5” (aluminum extrusion)Thickness for welding, t=.19”Supported by Vacuum chamber

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Inner Magnetic shield, Supported at inside of space frameAmumetal, .062”, Room Temperature

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Outer Magnetic Shield, Supported at outside of space frameAmumetal, .062”, room temperature

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Magnetic shielding effect: (Attenuation) Properties of Amumetal: Mu=60,000, t= .0625” Inner Radius: 18.148 in, Outer Radius: 21.25 in Attenuation of outer shield = 88.8 Attenuation of inner shield=103.8 Total combined Attenuation: 2643. Effect: if stray magnetic field from DX magnet is 10 gauss, the penetrated field to RF cavity is about .00378 gauss.

Magnetic shielding effect: (Attenuation)

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Assembled Cryostat