Status of the Acculinna-2 RIB Fragment Separator

Beeckman, William; Antoine, Sylvain; Bocher, Patrice; Cavellier, Matthieu; Cosson, Olivier; Fomichev, Andrey; Forest, Frederick; Grigorenko, Leonid; Huttin, Nicolas; Jehanno, Patrice; Jivkov, Petko; Kazacha, Vladimir; Kreiss, Alfred; Krupko, Sergey; Lancelot, Jean-Luc; Leray, Marie-Julie; Milpied, Xavier; Stepantsov, Sergey; Tasset, Olivier; Ter-Akopian, Gurgen

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TY - CPAPER
AU - Beeckman, W.
AU - Antoine, S.
AU - Bocher, P.
AU - Cavellier, M.
AU - Cosson, O.
AU - Fomichev, A.S.
AU - Forest, F.
AU - Grigorenko, L.V.
AU - Huttin, N.
AU - Jehanno, P.
AU - Jivkov, P.
AU - Kazacha, V.I.
AU - Kreiss, A.
AU - Krupko, S.A.
AU - Lancelot, J.L.
AU - Leray, M.J.
AU - Milpied, X.
AU - Stepantsov, S.V.
AU - Tasset, O.
AU - Ter-Akopian, G.M.
TI - Status of the Acculinna-2 RIB Fragment Separator
J2 - Proc. of Heavy Ion Accelerator Technology Conference (HIAT2015), Yokohama, Japan, 7-11 September 2015
AB - Operated since 1996, the ACCULINNA RIB fragment separator has provided scientific results recognized by the nuclear physics community. In 2008 it was decided to build a new separator, ACCULINNA-2 which should deliver RIBs produced with 35-60 A MeV primary heavy-ion beams with 3 ≤ Z ≤ 36. It is optimized for large RIB intensities and high precision studies of direct reactions populating nuclear systems near and beyond the drip lines through sophisticated correlation experiments*. Late 2011, SIGMAPHI got a global contract for optics check, design, fabrication, installation and alignment of the complete ACCULINNA-2. It includes magnets, vacuum and PS for about 40 magnets, from small correctors to 1-6 tons quads, 14 tons dipoles and 6- and 8-poles. We describe the evolution of the project, from functional needs to working system. Thanks to the early involvement of the industrial partner, the collaborative spirit and the freedom of tradeoff between magnet, PS and vacuum chamber, the final product meets all and even exceeds most requirements while meeting industrial needs for standardization. The next step of the upgrade, a zero-angle spectrometer is also reported.
PB - JACoW
CY - Geneva, Switzerland
SP - 33
EP - 35
KW - dipole
KW - vacuum
KW - quadrupole
KW - optics
KW - alignment
DA - 2016/02
PY - 2016
SN - 978-3-95450-131-1
DO - 10.18429/JACoW-HIAT2015-MOA2C03
UR - http://accelconf.web.cern.ch/AccelConf/HIAT2015/papers/moa2c03.pdf
ER -