Improvements to the APS LINAC and SR/Booster klystron HVPS, and Accomplishments of the 352MHz RFTS

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Improvements to the APS LINAC and SR/Booster klystron HVPS, and Accomplishments of the 352MHz RFTS G. Trento Accelerator Systems Division Argonne National Laboratory Work supported by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Science, under Contract No. DE-AC02-06CH11357.

LINAC Modulator 40-kV, 30kJ/sec Cell 1 4Ω, 2x8 cells (3.2µH / 44nF) PFN Cell 8 L L L L C C C C PLC Switch Stangenes PT Thales TH2128 EPICS E2V Thyratron CX1836A 2

Modulator PFN Cabinet Internals CX1863A Thyratron S56-12 Thyristor 3

Operational Hours CX1836A Thyratron Operation Lifespan 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 # of Tubes 0 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Unpredictable life span Short average life time: 17,300 hrs. High tube consumption rate: 2.4 tubes/year Growing tube price: $18,300 as of April 2012 High filament energy consumption: 26,000 kw*hrs./year 2012 operating cost: $46,000 High-voltage triggering pulses: up to 1,500 V 4

Thyratron vs. Solid-State Switch Thyratron Solid-State Switch Peak Forward Voltage, kv 70 48 (60)* Peak Anode Current, ka 10 7 (10)* Rate of Rise (di/dt), ka/µs 10 30 Triggering Pulses Up to 1,500 V Fiber-optic & 24V Filament Power, Watts 610 0 * Numbers in the parentheses are for non-repetitive voltage or current. 5

S56-12 Solid State Thyratron Replacement 10K Pulses @1pps, 42kV and 4500A Courtesy of H. Sanders 6

Thyratron vs. Solid-State Switch cont. Thyratron Solid-State Switch Unit Price ~ $18,300 US ~ $9,000 US Average Life Time, hrs. 17,300 Theoretically much longer Switch Failures per Year 2.4 ~ 0 (?) Annual Operating Cost ~ $46,000 (6 RF Stations) ~ $5 (?) Triggering Pulses Up to 1,500 V Fiber-optic Repairable No Yes Chemical Waste Problems Yes No Local Representatives No Yes S56-12 Thyristor installed within Modulator L3 has ~ 9k hours of operation. 7

28KV PFN WAVEFORM Thyratron versus Solid-State Switch VPFN VPRI VPFN VPRI Modulator 4 Modulator 3 8

PFN Capacitor - Original Exceeded 100x Lifetime Specification Old & New PFN Capacitor 9

Modulator Control System Old: Allen-Bradley Controller Obsolete PLC hardware & chipset. Obsolete cathode ray tube HMI. Obsolete PLC software. Obsolete HMI software. Communication protocol no longer supported by EPICS. New: Automation Direct Controller New PLC hardware & chipset. LCD HMI long lasting. Current PLC low cost software. Free HMI software. EPICS supported driver. Low cost hardware. 10

Modulator Control System cont. Old: Allen-Bradley Controller Limited amount of information transmitted PLC EPICS, quantity128-16 bit words. Table transfer - discrete and integers (16 bit). Open Frame. New: Automation Direct Controller Large amount of information transmitted via floating point (32 bit) and discrete. Microprocessor monitored by EPICS. RF Group standardized PLC. Chassis construction with filtered connectors. Last unit installed May 2014. 11

2MW DC POWER SYSTEM FOR SR / BOOSTER 116k 150k Hours of Operation 12

Dissolved Gas Analysis Transformer / Rectifier Capacitors Completed T/R Set Repairs 2013 RF5 TR SET OIL Ethylene (ppm) Acetylene (ppm) 300 250 247 200 173 150 142 120 100 50 0 0 30 20 Apr-01 Sep-02 Jan-04 May-05 Oct-06 Feb-08 Date Acetylene severe arcing activities Ethylene overheated oil 13

RF5 Example 1 Failed capacitor. 4 Damaged 16Ω, 300W resistors. Loose transformer ground connection. Carbon deposits on components and walls. Loose transformer core block hardware. ~1% of diodes damaged. 14

2MW DC KPS Control Interface Old: Manufacture Design Obsolete boards and ICs 486 PC running Windows95 GUI Proprietary E²PROM program GPIB communication error No longer supported by manufacture New: Automation Direct Controller Same details as LINAC Modulator Controller Final unit installed 2013. 15

Crowbar Ignitron Trigger 5C22 JAN8613 S33A-4 Vendor s test data 16-kV @3.2-kApk 16

352MHz RFTS Line Diagram 17

Pulsed-Mode Conditioning Test 20,50,100,200,500µS; 1,2,5,10mS with 20mS R.R.. Then CW Power Monitor Pulse Generator Signal Generator RFTS Interlock Switch Manual Attenuator 4-40dB Voltage Control Attenuator RF Switch Klystron Circulator Cavity Added for test. Cold Cathode Gauge 18

RFTS Conditioning Method Comparison to Achieve 100kW CW CW ONLY FPC ID# Conditioning Hours ANL-B01 453 ANL-22 496 ANL-23 473 Pulsed CW Component Conditioning Hours FPC C2 48 Tuner ANL-09 54 FPC ANL-25 44 FPC ANL-26 53 19

FPC C2 & RFTS CW Test rf power VCA process vacuum RFTS Shielding -TLD Deep Dose 11 mr/h at door/window. 20

S38 Cavity Pressure Run 2013-2 Machine Start-up Trip Levels are 5e-8 Torr 21

S38 Component 100kW Test Results C1 Mechanical Tuner ANL-21 C2 Mechanical Tuner ANL-13 would not achieve vacuum < 3.5x10-8 Torr yet conditioned to 100kW CW. C1 FPC MTM-11 no issues. C1 HOM Damper 535ED-05 no issues. C2 FPC ANL-21 Conditioning terminated at 82kW @1mS pulse. RF Fingers and Bellow temperatures > 100 C (US, DS and Aisle), not during operation(?). No finger stock found in cavities (?). Prior arcing noted & continued. 22

References Cours A., Trento G., Replacing Thyratron in the APS LINAC Modulators with Solid-State Switches and Allen-Bradley Controllers with AD PLC, RF-TN-2013-011. Sander H., Glidden S., Compact, High Current, High Voltage Solid State Switches for Accelerator Application, Applied Pulsed Power, 2014. Montesinos E. (CERN); Trento G. (ANL-APS), Optimal RF Conditioning of the Advanced Photon Source (APS) Fundamental Power Coupler, CERN-ATS-Note-2013-031 TECH. Trento G., Bromberek D., Morrison L., Sector 38 Cavity Tuners and High Order Mode Damper RF Test Stand Conditioning Results, RF-TN-2013-012. Acknowledgement Our gratitude goes to ASD-RF Group and AES-MOM & MED personnel for their efforts. ASD-RF: Mike Douell, Bruce Epperson, Tim Jonasson, Dave Meyer and Mark Moser. AES-MOM: Cheryl Giacomi, Mark Martens, Wayne Michalek, CJ Sarne and Robert Wilson. AES-MED: Andre McKenzie and John Pace. ANL-HP: David Fieramosca and John Vacca 23

GRAZIE MILLE Alessandro Fabris CWRF Committees Audience 24

Any Questions? 25