[FFA_CEBAF_Collab] [EXTERNAL] Re: FFA corrector concept

[Brooks, Stephen]

100 cells per 180 degree FFA arc would be 200 magnets, and 200 correctors.  So for all FFA sections in the facility (two 180 degree arcs), 400 permanent magnets and 400 correctors.

I think what Jay is saying makes sense too.  Not sure where "50" came from.

    -Stephen

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Subject: Re: [FFA_CEBAF_Collab] FFA corrector concept

Chase,

If there are only 50 BD and 50 BF per arc, then 100 assemblies per arc.  Since the length of the BD+BF cell is about 125 cm, the arc circumference is ~250 m and the packing fraction is about 90%, I rounded up to 100 cells.  I remember 88 and 90 cells per arc mentioned in weekly meetings.  The splitters will need correctors as well and there are at least five cells in each of those.  Since the splitters are individual lines by definition and there are six at each end of each arc in the present concept, add 2*6*5 to the number needed, for 150 total per arc.  Alex's MMV.

Jay

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Subject: Re: FFA corrector concept

Good Morning Omar,

To try to help, the FFA permanent magnets won't have a power requirement, but the Panofsky Quads that will be mounted along with them will. Based on the latest Magnet count sheet, there will be 50 of them per ARC (East/West) and reviewing Jay's technical write up, they should need 900W per magnet. He did mention that each would require two power supplies.

With regards to the counts though, there is some discrepancy. Jay, for each of the ARCs, is the number 50 or 100? Looking at your paper, vs the magnet count sheet, you are specifying 100 per ARC vs. the 50. Also, do my assumptions on power and power supply requirements line up with your specification?

[cid:e6d9ef9a-552c-471e-b389-b9c5801d6a03]
*Snap shot from Jay's paper 'FFA Corrector Concept'

        Name    L[cm]   B[kG]   G[kG/cm]        Number of magnets
        BD      50      3.1     4.7     200
        BF      50      5.5     1.5     200
Panofsky window quad, per Jay's sprec   100
*Cells Taken from 'New Magnet and RF Inventory' Excel

Thanks,
Chase
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Subject: Re: FFA corrector concept

Good morning everyone.
Does someone have the power requirements for the FFAs and new dipoles?
Thank you.
O'

Omar Garza
Deputy of Electrical Engineering Systems - Accelerator Reliability
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
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Subject: Re: FFA corrector concept

Chase,

It is my understanding that each of the permanent magnets will require
one of these correctors.  Only two of the three windings per assembly
will likely be powered.  Hence the estimate of 400 units and 800 power
supplies.  It seems to me better to build all the units with the three
windings and power only two, to simplify fabrication and assembly.  And
we might need three in some locations. Rabbet joints assumed in the
steel to simplify assembly.

I'll send you the opc file for this under separate email.

Jay

On 8/8/22 11:27, Chase Dubbe wrote:
> Good Morning Jay,
>
> First, thank you for sharing all the other panofsky quad models. I have
> been out on vacation, so have not had a chance to look through them, but
> they are greatly appreciated.
>
> I am still trying to catch up, but for the cost estimate of these
> Picture Frame Correctors, is the intent to have one per each FODO set of
> permanent magnets in the FFA line, or will there be more or less? I just
> want to get a grasp at the quantity so that I can either use the cost
> estimate numbers Tommy Hiatt had developed, or perhaps go out for an RFI
> for cost.
>
> Thanks again for the help,
> Chase Dubbe'
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> *From:* Jay Benesch <benesch at jlab.org>
> *Sent:* Monday, August 8, 2022 10:18 AM
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> *Cc:* Chase Dubbe <cdubbe at jlab.org>; Will Oren <oren at jlab.org>; Omar
> Garza <garza at jlab.org>; Camille Ginsburg <ginsburg at jlab.org>
> *Subject:* FFA corrector concept
> Attached please find a "picture frame" corrector concept which satisfies
> the requirements Stephen provided Friday. It should suffice for the cost
> estimate. Comments welcome.