[BTeam] non-linearity
Jay Benesch
benesch at jlab.org
Sat May 21 08:56:44 EDT 2016
Thinking about the 2R problem after a discussion with Yves and the way
the differential orbits go into phase in the first pass, the beam pipe
through the trapezoidal dipoles came to mind. After 3D modeling in 2008
I recommended a 57 mm hole with a centered 50 mm OD, 4 mm wall carbon
steel beam pipe to reduce field and remove gradients from the beam
running through the return steel. Tommy Hiatt increased the return
steel thickness from that Robin specified and I modeled, did 2D models
in three Z locations, presented those results to someone, and it was
done. I have not modeled the installed magnets, the XT and XS, with
their stainless beam pipes.
It seems to me that replacing the stainless beam pipes running through
the return steel in the four corners of the main machine with carbon
steel can only have benefits. Whether 42 mm ID suffices in the
transport recombiner I haven't checked, but suspect not. Even a direct
replacement of stainless with carbon steel tube would help reduce
gradients there.
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