• DocumentCode
    877303
  • Title

    The TRIUMF KAON Factory

  • Author

    Craddock, M.K. ; Baartman, R. ; Beveridge, J. ; Blackmore, E.W. ; Botman, J.I.M. ; Burge, R. ; Cameron, W. ; Doornbos, J. ; Hodges, T.A. ; Lobl, D.E. ; Mackenzie, G.H. ; Oram, C.J. ; Otter, A.J. ; Raparia, D. ; Reeve, P.A. ; Richardson, J.R. ; Stinson, G.

  • Author_Institution
    TRIUMF, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
  • Volume
    32
  • Issue
    5
  • fYear
    1985
  • Firstpage
    1707
  • Lastpage
    1709
  • Abstract
    To accelerate the 100 ¿A proton beam from TRIUMF to 30 GeV a chain of 5 fast-cycling synchrotrons and dc storage rings is proposed. 450 MeV H- ions from TRIUMF are injected by stripping into the Accumulator ring. A 50 Hz Booster synchrotron then accelerates the proton pulse to 3 GeV, where the frequency swing is almost complete. In the main tunnel (170 m radius) are the Collector ring, which collects 5 Booster pulse trains, the 10 Hz Driver synchrotron and the dc Extender ring, where beam is stored for slow resonant extraction. The rings use separated function lattices, designed for very high transition energy. Dual frequency magnet power supplies provide a 3:1 rise:fall ratio, reducing the peak rf voltage requirements to 600 kV for the Booster (46-61 MHz) and 2400 kV in the Driver (61-63 MHz). RF beam splitters will be used to program beam bunches between 4 proton lines and vary the pulse spacing from 16 ns to 64 ns.
  • Keywords
    Acceleration; Frequency; Mesons; Particle beams; Production facilities; Protons; Pulsed power supplies; Resonance; Storage rings; Synchrotrons;
  • fLanguage
    English
  • Journal_Title
    Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on
  • Publisher
    ieee
  • ISSN
    0018-9499
  • Type

    jour

  • DOI
    10.1109/TNS.1985.4333699
  • Filename
    4333699