Title :
Accelerator structure development for NLC
Author :
Hoag, H.A. ; Deruyter, H. ; Pearson, C. ; Ruth, R.D. ; Wang, J.W. ; Schaefer, J.
Author_Institution :
Stanford Linear Accel. Center, Stanford Univ., CA, USA
Abstract :
In the program of work directed towards the development of an X-Band Next Linear Collider accelerator structure, two different test accelerator sections have been completed, and a third is being fabricated. The first is a simple 30-cell constant-impedance section in which no special attention was given to surface finish, pumping, and alignment. The second is an 86-cell section in which the cells were precision diamond-turned by Texas Instruments Inc. The structure has internal water-cooling and vacuum pumping manifolds. Some design details are given for the third section, which is a 206-cell structure with cavities dimensioned to give a Gaussian distribution of dipole mode frequencies. It has conventional machining surface finishes and external water and pumping manifolds. Component design, fabrication, and assembly brazing are described for the first two experimental sections
Keywords :
beam handling equipment; cavity resonators; electron accelerators; linear accelerators; 206-cell structure; 30-cell constant-impedance section; 86-cell section; Gaussian distribution; NLC; X-Band Next Linear Collider accelerator structure; accelerator structure development; alignment; assembly brazing; cavities; dipole mode frequencies; external water manifolds; internal water-cooling manifolds; machining surface finishes; precision diamond-turned; pumping; surface finish; vacuum pumping manifolds; Frequency; Gaussian distribution; Instruments; Life estimation; Linear accelerators; Machining; Manifolds; Pumps; Surface finishing; Testing;
Conference_Titel :
Particle Accelerator Conference, 1993., Proceedings of the 1993
Conference_Location :
Washington, DC
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-1203-1
DOI :
10.1109/PAC.1993.308734