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Proton Engineering Frontier Project OECD Nuclear Energy Agency Fifth International Workshop on the Utilisation and Reliability of High Power Proton Accelerators (HPPA5) (6-9 May 2007, Mol, Belgium) Yong-Sub Cho (choys@kaeri.re.kr)

Project Goals of PEFP Project Name : Proton Engineering Frontier Project (PEFP) Project Goals : 21C Frontier Project, Ministry of Science and Technology 1 st : Developing & constructing an 100MeV proton linear accelerator with high duty 2 nd : Developing technologies for proton beam utilizations & accelerator applications 3 rd : Promoting industrial applications with developed technologies Project Period : 2002.7 2012.3 (10 years) Project Cost : 128.6 B Won (130M$) (Gyoungju City provides the land & the supporting facilities) 2

Basic Accelerator Parameters Particle Beam Energy Operational Mode Max. Peak Current : Proton : 20 MeV / 100MeV : Pulsed : 20 ma RF Frequency : 350 MHz Repetition Rate Pulse Width Max. Beam Duty : Max. 120Hz(20MeV) / 60Hz(100MeV) : Max. 2.0ms(20MeV) / 1.33ms(100MeV) : Max. 24%(20MeV) / 8%(100MeV) * High Duty Factor is a key issue. 3

PEFP Accelerator Layout Future Extension 100 MeV AC DTL(2) 20 MeV 3 MeV DTL(1) RFQ Duty : 8% MEBT Duty : 24% AC Degrader 50 kev Injector LEBT Collimator Energy Filter Wobbler BL102 BL104 BL105 BL101 BL103 BL25 BL23 BL22 BL24 BL21 102 : ST, BT 104 : LEPT, Medical Application 105 : Neutron Science 101 : RI 103 : Material Science 25 : Material Science, Industrial Application 23 : IT, Semiconductor 22 : BT/ST, Medical Application 24 : Neutron Science 21 : RI The PEFP Accelerator composes of 50keV Proton Injector, 3MeV RFQ and 100MeV DTL. It can extract protons at 20MeV and 100MeV. AC magnets to distribute beams for each beam line simultaneously. 4

Proton Injector 1ms Beam Duoplasmatron ion source Max. Beam current : DC 40 ma H + at 50kV Normalized emittance : 0.2 π mm mrad (90%) Proton fraction : >80% Operation Mode : DC & Pulse (50us ~ 2ms) Filament Lifetime (40mA) : 40hrs No trip during the filament lifetime : Reliable 200us Beam Pulse Beam Extraction With HV switch 5

RFQ Fabrication Technology Vane machining Vane adjustment before Brazing Brazing Leak test (< 1e-9torr.l/s) 6

3 MeV RFQ Set up for Test of RFQ Results of the RF & Beam test RF Power inside cavity 440 kw (110% of required) Ch 1 : Forward Ch 2 : reverse Ch 3 : cavity Ch 4 : klystron rev. Peak Beam Current 5 ma RFQ have been fabricated and tuned. Peak Power RF test has been done. Beam test with limited current has been done to check basic design parameters. Cavity field and Beam current signal 7

EQM of the Drift Tube EQM for 20MeV DTL EQM for 20~100MeV DTL - Transformer wire - Pool type cooling -Compact - Need assessment of long term reliability - Hollow Conductor - Larger volume than pool type - Well proven technology 8

20MeV DTL Tuning - Frequency : 350MHz ±5kHz, - Field : design value ± < 2 % -Tilt sensitivity : < 100%/MHz : Bead Pull Measurement 1.10 1.08 1.06 1.04 1.02 1.00 0.98 0.96 0.94 0.92 0.90 1.10 Tank #1 1.05 1.00 0.95 0.90 0.85 0.80 1.10 Before tuning After tuning Tank #2 1.05 1.00 0.95 post coupler 0.90 0.85 0.80 1.10 1.08 1 6 11 16 21 26 31 ll b Tank #3 1.06 vacuum grill 1.04 1.02 1.00 0.98 slug tuner fishing line 0.96 0.94 0.92 0.90 1 6 11 16 21 26 Tank #4 9

20 MeV DTL Set up for Test of DTL Results of the RF & Beam test RF Power 600 kw Input (CT) DTL has been fabricated and tuned. Peak Power RF test has been done successfully. Beam test with limited current has been done (20MeV, 2mA peak at 50us, 0.1Hz) Beam Transmission is ~100%. Peak Beam Current 2 ma Output (Faraday) 10

Digital LLRF Development - LLRF requirement : RF amplitude < 1%, RF phase < 1 degree - Control system : Digital - FPGA PMC board hosted in VME PowerPC board - Control algorithm : Feedback (Proportional+Integral) + Feedforward (Implemented in VHDL) MVME5100 Carrier Board ICS572B FPGA Board ICS572B Commercial FPGA Board Six SMA IO port - 2 ADC, 2 DAC, 1 Clock and 1 Trigger On board storage - 64 Mbytes of SDRAM - 8 Mbytes of QDR-II SRAM On board FPGA - Xilinx Virtex-II model - XC2V4000, 4million system gates 11

LLRF Test Results - RF pulse width / repetition rate / peak power : 200μs / 0.1 Hz / ~ 150 kw per tank - Control gain value (I set / Q set / Pgain / I gain) : 26,000 / 0 / 1.0 / 70,000 - RF stability (error in amplitude / error in phase) : < 0.08% / 0.12 degree amplitude measurement 26040 26030 26020 RF power profile 150 kw / tank ch1 : klystron forward, ch2 : tank1, ch3 : tank2, ch4 : tank3 amplitude 26010 26000 25990 25980 25970 25960 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 shot number Pulse to pulse RF amplitude variation phase measurement Reflected RF power profile 150 kw / tank ch1 : tank1, ch2 : tank2, ch3 : tank3, ch4 : tank4) Over-coupling due to beam loading (coupling beta : 1.6) phase [deg.] 0.20 0.15 0.10 0.05 0.00-0.05-0.10-0.15-0.20 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 shot number Pulse to pulse RF phase variation 12

PEFP 20 MeV Proton Linac in Daejeon Radiation safety license limit : 50μs, 0.1 Hz 13

20 MeV beam extraction into air for users - Beam window : 0.5 mm aluminum - Beam energy / average current : 20 MeV / 15 na (3mA peak, 50μs, 0.1 Hz) (radiation safety license limit) - Dose per beam pulse measured by using ion chamber : 62.24 Gy / pulse : The beam will be supplied to users for their beam applications. Beam window Faraday cup actuator 23 mm 28 mm Beam profile at 85 mm apart from the beam window (MD55- Gafchromic film) Beam dump with beam extraction window located at the end of the DTL 14

20 MeV Beam Lines for User Facilities Beam Line Energy Avg. Current Irrad. Condition Max. Irrad. Dia. Application Field BL20 20 MeV ~4.8 ma Horizontal Vacuum - - Beam Dump - Material Test - with High Current Beam BL21 20 MeV 120 μa ~1.2 ma Horizontal Vacuum 100mm -RI Production BL22 3~20 MeV 10 na ~60 μa Vertical External 300mm -BT, ST - Detector Test - Space Radiation Effect - Liquid, Powder Sample Available BL23 3~20 MeV 60 μa ~1.2 ma Horizontal External 300mm - Power Semi. Device Development - Semiconductor Application BL24 20 MeV 120 μa ~1.2 ma Horizontal Vacuum 100mm -BNCT - Low Energy Neutron Source BL25 20 MeV 120 μa ~1.2 ma Horizontal Vacuum 300mm - Industrial Application for Mass Production 15

Layout of the 20 MeV Beam Lines 45 deg. 45 deg. : Horizontal bending magnet : Vertical bending magnet 20MeVDTL Target Room [BL 23] C B 25 ms A B C D Programmable Power Supply E D C 45 deg. AC -20 deg. magnet Target Room [BL 21] 45 deg. 20 deg. FODO Lattice Target Room [BL 25] Beam Dump [BL20] Common beam line 45 deg. Individual beam lines 90 deg. Target Room [BL 22] (Vertical Beam) Target Room [BL 24] Beam Optics of TR 25 16

100 MeV Beam Lines for User Facilities Beam Line Energy Avg. Current Irrad. Condition Max. Irrad. Dia. Application Field BL100 100 MeV ~1.8 ma Horizontal Vacuum - - Beam Dump - Material Test with High Current Beam BL101 33,45,57, 69,80,92, 103 MeV 30~ 300 μa Horizontal Vacuum 100mm -RI Production BL102 20~ 103 MeV ~10 μa (10 na) Vertical External 300mm - BT, ST, Medical Application - Detector Test - Space Radiation Effect - Liquid, Powder Sample Available BL103 20~ 103 MeV 30~ 300 μa Horizontal External 300mm - Industrial Application for Mass Production BL104 20~ 103 MeV 10 na ~10 μa Horizontal External 300mm - Low Energy Proton Therapy - Medical Applications - Pencil Beam Available BL105 103 MeV 30~ 300 μa Horizontal Vacuum 100mm - Neutron Source - Nuclear Material Test - Nuclear Data Measurement 17

Layout of the 100 MeV Beam Lines 45 deg. 45 deg. : Horizontal bending magnet : Vertical bending magnet Doublet Lattice Target Room [BL 103] DTL2 C B D D E Programmable Power Supply: 25 ms Target Room [BL 101] A B C C 45 deg. AC -20 deg. magnet 45 deg. 20 deg. FODO Lattice Target Room [BL 105] Beam Dump [BL100] Common beam line 45 deg. Individual beam lines 90 deg. Target Room [BL 102] (Vertical Beam) Target Room [BL 104] Beam Optics for BL102 18

Experimental Hall Layout 100MeV 103 101 20MeV 25 21 24 105 100 102 104 20 23 22 ~150m 19

SL R&D for Future Extension Cavity Design Strategy To do feasibility study for a low beta cavity To develop basic technologies for SC linac for the future extension. Mechanical Design Ion type Operation mode Injector frequency Operation frequency Proton Pulse 350 MHz 700 MHz Beam current 20 ma * Pulse length 1.3 ms * Vibration Calculation Pulse repetition rate 60 Hz * Energy range 80 MeV~140 MeV Duty factor 8.0% * SRF cavity geometrical beta 0.42 Cavity Design 20

RCS R&D for Future Extension Schematic layout of PEFP RCS Strategy Extension of the 100 (200) MeV linac 58 kw spallation neutron source in the first stage Expand up to 900 kw through 5 stages Slow Extraction Fast Extraction Conceptual design for Injection Stage Injection [MeV] Extraction [GeV] Repetition Rate [Hz] RF voltage [KV] Beam Power [KW] Initial 100 1 15 45 58 Upgrade #1 100 1 30 90 116 Upgrade #2 100 2 30 130 232 Upgrade #3 100 2 60 260 466 Upgrade #4 200 2 60 260 900 21

RCS Lattice Study Basic parameters of PEFP RCS Super-period of PEFP RCS Lattice Function of Super-period Beam power (kw) 58 ~ 900 Injection energy (GeV) 0.1 ~ 0.2 Injection type Charge Exchange Extraction type Fast & Slow Extraction energy (GeV) 1 ~ 2 Repetition rate [fast/slow] (Hz) 15~30 ~ 60 / 1 Circumference (m) 223.824 Number of cells 20 Lattice structure FODO Super-period 4 Tunes of Q X /Q Y 4.39/4.29 Transition gamma 4.4 Number of 32 Dipole field at 1 GeV (T) 0.56 Power supply type Resonant RF harmonic number 2 Required RF voltage at 30 Hz 90 kv 22

Bird s Eye View of the Site Express Railway (KTX) Under Construction Gyeongju City Phase II Phase I Gyeong-Bu Expressway (No.1) 23

24 Site Arrangement for Phase I Area : 400m(W) 450(L) = 180,000 m2 1 Accelerator Tunnel & Klystron Building 2 Beam Application Building 3 Ion Beam Application Building 4 Utility Building 5 Power Supply Facility 6 Cooling Tower 7 Water Retaining Tank 8 Main Office Building 9 Regional Cooperation Building 10 Dormitory Building 11 Information House 12 Sanitary Water transfer and Treatment Facility 1 2 3 8 11 9 12 10 7 6 4 5 400mPARKINGAREAPARKINGAREAPARKINGAREAEL.78.0MEL.74.0MEL.90.0MEL.82.5MEL.74.0M450m 1 12 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 10 Elevation EL +74.0m EL +78.0m EL +82.5m EL +90.0m Site Preparation Plan for the 100MeV Facility

Construction Milestone for the100mev Accelerator Milestone 2006. 4 Major Activities Project contract between Gyeongju and PEFP/KAERI Site work started 2007. 6 Purchasing the land and attaining the construction License 2007. 10 Construction will start - Ground Breaking, excavation, utility & building etc. 2008. 7 Start of the 20MeV Accelerator Installation 2009. 12 Extraction of a 20MeV Proton Beam 2011. 12 100MeV Accelerator Installation and Commissioning 2012. 3 Completion of the PEFP project 25

Summary At KAERI Daejeon site, - Many technologies for a proton linac with high duty factor have been developed. - Technical issues, especially reliability, have been solved step by step. - 20 MeV machine has been installed and is being tested. - 100 MeV machine has been designed and being fabricated. - 20/100MeV proton beam lines is being developed. In Gyeongju, - Gyeongju city is the site for PEFP. - We will move the machine to the site in 2008. - Beams to users will be supplied from 2012. - Full duty (24%, 8%) operation will be performed. We are considering the future plan of this facility. - Superconducting Linac, RCS design study - Spallation Neutron, Isotope Production, and ADS Study 26