Yamamoto and Takeda Slow Ground Motion Studies in KEK SLOW GROUND MOTION STUDIES IN KEK Geology Dependence Geology Dependence Geology Dependence Geology Dependence Noboru Yamamoto and Shigeru Takeda KEK, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization Power Spectrum Density and Coherence Slow Ground Motion and Geology Slow Ground Motion and Excavation Methods Slow Ground Motion and Excavation Methods Slow Ground Motion and Excavation Methods Slow Ground Motion and Excavation Methods
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Slow Ground Motion Studies in KEK Typical Parameters of JLC
Typical Parameters of Linear Collider
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Invariant Emittance Invariant Emittance Invariant Emittance Invariant Emittance ε N y 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 nm nm nm nm Bunch length Bunch length Bunch length Bunch length σ z 80 80 80 80 200 200 200 200 µµµµmmmm β at entrance at entrance at entrance at entrance β 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 m m m m Rf Rf Rf Rf frequencyfrequencyfrequencyfrequency ffff 11.4 11.4 11.4 11.4 5.7 5.7 5.7 5.7 G G G GHHHHzzzz Accel. gradient Accel. gradient Accel. gradient Accel. gradient dE/dsdE/dsdE/dsdE/ds 45 45 45 45 32 32 32 32 MeV/mMeV/mMeV/mMeV/m Iris radius/wavelength Iris radius/wavelength Iris radius/wavelength Iris radius/wavelength a / λ 0.16 0.16 0.16 0.16 0.14 0.14 0.14 0.14
ATL coefficient ATL coefficient ATL coefficient ATL coefficient A A A A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nm nm nm nm2222/s/m/s/m/s/m/s/m Stable time for Stable time for Stable time for Stable time for ∈ =0.1 =0.1 =0.1 =0.1 tttt 3 3 3 3 24 24 24 24 hours hours hours hours
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Slow Ground Motion Studies in KEK Sensors for Ground Motion Studies
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ATL COEFFICIENT in JAPAN
No Site Name A (nm2/m/sec) Geology of the Place1 Tunnel of KEKB 4.0E+01 Clay and Gravel2 Rokkoh-1 3.6E+01 Granite (near Fault)3 Rokkoh-2 3.3E+01 Granite4 Miyazaki 1.5E+01 Diorite5 Kamaishi-1 1.4E-01 Granite (Crack and Water)6 Kamaishi-2 5.7E-02 Granite7 Sazare 5.0E-02 Green Schist8 Esashi-1 5.7E-03 Granite (Floating Stone)9 Esashi-2 2.0E-03 Granite
Geological Map of Japan and the Present Data Taking Site.
Described numbers are the same in figures and Table.
No. 1
No. 2, 3
No. 4
No. 5, 6
No. 7
No. 8, 9
GRANITE GOOD for LC
Sedimentary Layer
Volcanic Rock
Slow Ground Motion Studies in KEK Geological Map and Sites for Data Taking
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Slow Ground Motion Studies in KEK Frequency Dependence of Ground Motion
frequency range f<0.1 Hz: The measured power spectrum of ground motion can be characterized by 2/ fk . This coefficient k has site dependence and changes from 1 to 102 nm2/Hz. The earth-tide, one of the elastic motions in this low frequency range, becomes cause of inelastic motion through its dissipation. One of the models describing this inelastic ground motion is the ATL model.
frequency range f>0.1 Hz: The power spectrum density decreases very rapidly with frequency being proportional to 4/1 f .
Slow Ground Motion Studies in KEK What Happen in the Noisy Site (f>0.01Hz)
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Ground motion in the noisy site (KEK). Coherence between two points at a distance of 48 m. Power spectra for the two points are the same. Incoherent spectrum is given by the equation shown in the figure. A big bump spectrum, around 0.2 Hz, corresponds to the ocean swell. The incoherent spectrum around 3 Hz comes from traffic noises. This incoherent vibration gives an amplitude of 83 nm. That is, the tunnel in KEK should have a depth of 900 m, providing we want the amplitude of 1 nm.
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Slow Ground Motion Studies in KEK What Happen in the Noisy Site (f>0.1 Hz)
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Coherence in the Granite tunnel. Two sensors at a
distance of 60 meters are used to get coherence. No. 3
shows that both sensors stand on the good granite rocks.
No. 2 shows that there is a fault, about 10 m wide, among
the sensors. The amplitude of No. 2 is rapidly decrease in
the frequency range higher than 0.4 Hz. No. 2 also shows
the amplitude is about 0.85 in the frequency range lower
than 0.3 Hz. But A is not so different each other as shown
in the table of ATL COEFFICIENT.
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Slow Ground Motion Studies in KEK What Happen in the Tidal Frequency Region