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MOPBTH004 |
CERN SC RF and ERL Test Facility Plans | |
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| A proposal for a scientific and technical R&D facility based on a recirculating energy recovery linac (ERL) is under active development at CERN. It promises exciting technology developments of principal importance since the ERL technique is a unique way of economising the power consumption which possibly is the biggest common challenge of the next generation of energy frontier accelerators. Aside from various other technical and physics goals and applications considered, this ERL facility, in particular, aims at investigating the ERL principle, including its specific beam dynamics, operational and reliability issues, and at providing a test stand for SC RF cavity modules. The talk presents the high energy ERL configuration, and it outlines the concept and purpose of a 1 GeV electron beam 3-pass ERL facility. | ||
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TUPATH023 |
WG5 Applications | |
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WEIALH1043 |
ERL Facility at CERN for Applications | |
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| CERN is presently studying the concept of an ERL facility. The primary goal of such a facility would be the study of superconducting RF modules with substantial beam current and energy. The facility is laid out in a 3-pass racetrack configuration as is envisaged for the high energy ERL of the LHeC. Construction is planned in stages, which would also allow the study of the beam dynamics and the operational aspects of an ERL at different levels of energy gain and energy recovery. The facility is conceived to allow at a later stage to become a scientific instrument for other applications. These applications include: 1) a beam facility for detector R&D, 2) the study of controlled beam induced quenches in superconducting magnets and wires 3) the use as CW free-electron lasers by adding a wiggler in a straight section 4) the use as Compton γ-ray source by adding a laser. | ||
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| THPDTH079 | Summary of WG5 on ERL Applications - ERL 2015 | 121 |
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