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Explosive Events during V.T. in KEK. Sequence of cavity process. as received from a vendor. surface treatment (bulk EP ∼100 μ m ). f 0 & Field flatness measurement. Optical inspection. annealing. F.F. > 96%. surface treatment (light EP ∼ 2-20 μ m , Degreasing, HPR ). pre-tuning. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Explosive Events during V.T. in KEK

Explosive Events during V.T. in KEK

ECFA LCWS13@DESY (2013/5/30) 1

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ECFA LCWS13@DESY (2013/5/30) 2

Sequence of cavity process

Optical inspection

f0 & Field flatness

measurement

surface treatment

(bulk EP∼100μm)

annealing

pre-tuning

V.T.

as received from a vendor

Optical inspection

surface treatment

(light EP ∼2-20μm,

Degreasing, HPR) Cryomodule

test

failur

e

success

F.F. > 96%

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MHI-14

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Q0-Eacc Curve for MHI #14 @1.8K & 4.2K

9.1MV/mpower limit

26.0MV/m 14.1MV/m

15.0MV/mCell #8 heating

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Radiation Level in π mode measurement @2K

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Iris between Cell#8-#9

278°

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At this time, we didn’t believe this defect was problematic.Then, we did the same surface treatment, not local grinding.

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Q0-Eacc Curve for MHI #14 @1.8K & 4.2K

9.0MV/mpower limit

25.9MV/m 12.4MV/m

13.0MV/mCell #8 heating

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Radiation Level in π mode measurement @2K

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History of Iris 280° between Cell#8-#9EP1 後

よく見ると兆候はある

1st V.T. 後

2nd V.T. 後

Still there!

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At this time, we believe this defect was problematic.Then, we did the local grinding for the removel.

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Q0-Eacc Curve for MHI #14 @1.8K & 4.2K

8.5MV/mpower limit

36.5MV/mPower limit

36.6MV/mPower limit

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Radiation Level in π mode measurement @2K

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MHI-15

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Q0-Eacc Curve for MHI #15 @1.8K & 4.2K

9.5MV/mpower limit

Qt = 6.81 x 1010 → 6.42 x 1010

32.3MV/mHe pressure

33.5MV/m 18.4MV/mExplosive event occurred

18.1MV/mSelf-pulse

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Radiation Level in π mode measurement @2K

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3-4 iris, θ=261~262°

8-9 iris, θ=277~286°

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Type II: Defect on bead of Iris

MHI-06, 09, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 22 and HIT-02 were limited by Type II.MHI-14 MHI-15 MHI-18

MHI-22MHI-20 MHI-09

When a cavity has such a defect at iris region, the heavy field emission certainly occurs.

20.8MV/m(explosion)

18.1MV/m(explosion)

9.7MV/m

9.0MV/m

31.5MV/m 27.0MV/m(explosion)

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What is different between DESY and KEK?

① In KEK, only EP process is used, never BCP.② Problematic defect appears suddenly after EP.③ It can not be removed by only EP (HPR),

because of the mechanical structure.

I doubt the BCP as one possibility.

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Thank you for your attention.