Development of a Curved Fast Ramped Dipole for FAIR SIS300
At present, one of the main options for beam bending dipoles of the SIS 300 synchrotron, under design for the FAIR facility at GSI, is a single layer magnet 7.8 m long, 100 mm in bore diameter, generating 4.5 T. This coil has two main features: it is curved, with a curvature radius of 66.67 m (the c...
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| description | At present, one of the main options for beam bending dipoles of the SIS 300 synchrotron, under design for the FAIR facility at GSI, is a single layer magnet 7.8 m long, 100 mm in bore diameter, generating 4.5 T. This coil has two main features: it is curved, with a curvature radius of 66.67 m (the corresponding sagitta is 114 mm), and shall be ramped at 1 T/s. Both these characteristics demand challenging R&D, aimed at the development of the required conductor and winding technology. The paper discusses both these aspects, in the frame of a general ongoing R&D program at INFN, under the name DISCORAP. Its goal is the construction of a short prototype (3.8 m) dipole, fully integrated into its horizontal cryostat, within three years. The R&D program includes: 1) the activities required to develop low loss superconducting wires and cable; 2) the technological developments (at the industrial level) for defining and optimizing the dipole constructing methods; 3) the construction of curved dipole coil winding models; 4) the construction of the complete curved dipole; 5) the test of the curved dipole in a vertical cryostat; 6) the integration of the curved dipole into a horizontal cryostat, for the final test at GSI. |
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