Title: The SPEAR3 Upgrade Project at SLAC
1The SPEAR3 Upgrade Project at SLAC
- Catherine Le Cocq, Brian Fuss, Michael Gaydosh
- Alignment Engineering Group
- SLAC
2SPEAR History
- 1972 Commissioning as a 2.4 GeV colliding beam
facility. - 1974 Upgrade to 4 GeV.
- 1991 Completion of a dedicated electron
injector.SPEAR2 operates routinely at 2.3 GeV as
a synchrotron radiation source. - IWAA97 Re-Visiting SPEAR After 25 Years poster
by M. Pietryka and all. - 1997 Initial upgrade proposal.
- 1999 Start of SPEAR3 upgrade project.
- 2004 3 GeV 100 mA operations.
SLAC-SSRL-SPEAR 3 dedication event of January 29,
2004 The project was completed three months
ahead of schedule, and within its 58M budget.
3(No Transcript)
4SPEAR3 Goals
- 3 GeV injection energy (increase from current 2.3
GeV). - 18 nm-radian beam emittance (reduction from 160
nm-radian). - 100 mA stored beam initially (same as SPEAR 2)
with future increases towards 500 mA.
5SPEAR3 Lattice
- 18 magnet girders
- 14 standard cells
- 4 matching cells
- 18 straight sections
- 12 are 3.1 m
- 4 are 4.7 m
- 2 are 7.6 m
- 234.126 m storage-ring circumference
6Standard Cell Part 1
7Standard Cell Part 2
8Standard Cell Part 3
9SPEAR3 Magnets Summary
- 36 gradient dipoles
- 28 full-length and 8 3/4 lenghth
- 94 quadrupoles
- 4 different lengths 0.60, 0.50, 0.35 and 0.2 m
- 72 sextupoles
- 2 different lengths 0.25 and 0.21 m
- 72 dipole correctors
- 2 injection dipoles
- 2 injection quadrupoles
- 1 septum magnet
10SPEAR3 Beamlines
The 7 Insertion Devices beamlines stayed in the
same position. The 4 bend magnets beamlines had
to be moved. Here are their SPEAR3
characteristics with respect to the center of the
upstream straight.
11SPEAR3 Timeline
- Network 0
- April SPEAR2 removal
- May to mid June Floor construction
- June 13 to 19 New monuments
- Network 1
- June 26 July 3 Mark templates
- Network 2
- July 18 August 1 Support plates
- August to November Installation
- Network 3
- November 17 to 23 Final alignment
- December Commissioning
- 2004 Network
12Network 0 Description
13Network 0 Composition
- Booster TC2002 Survey 9/2001
- BTS TC2002 Survey 3/2002
- Building 130 Tracker Survey 7/2002
- SSRL Tracker Survey 9/2002
- SPEAR Ring Tracker Survey 11/2002
- SSRL BL0 TC2002 Survey 2/2003
14From SPEAR2 To SPEAR3
SPEAR2 Z offset 90000 m X offset 70000 m Y
offset 2000 m H O 0.0 m 22 floor SPxxx3D
SPEAR3 Z offset 6000 m X offset 3000 m
Y offset 500 m H O 75.791 m 38 floor
SMxxFx
15Network 1
- Purpose Give values to the new SPEAR3 monuments.
- Description
- 166 points
- 121 ring monuments including 34 new floor and 4
old floor - 45 SSRL and BTS monuments
- 46 laser tracker stations
- 611 triplet observations
- Distances 30 µm
- Horizontal angles 50 µm / D
- Vertical angles 50 µm / D
- 144 height differences 50 µm
- Comment
- sigma a posteriori 0.628621 (distance 0.859524,
horizontal angle 0.450801, vertical angle
0.563869, height difference 0.782653) - Weighted datum
16Network 2
- Purpose Check the new floor stability before the
alignment of the support plates. - Description
- 152 points
- 121 ring monuments
- 31 SSRL and BTS monuments
- 47 laser tracker stations
- 676 triplet observations
- Distances 30 µm
- Horizontal angles 40 µm / D
- Vertical angles 50 µm / D
- 123 height differences 50 µm
- Comment
- sigma a posteriori 0.825995 (distance 0.832926,
horizontal angle 0.900147, vertical angle
0.671085, height difference 0.967139) - Free datum
17Network 3
- Purpose Assign new values to the SPEAR3
monuments before fine tuning all necessary
magnets and vacuum chambers. - Description
- 368 points
- 122 ring monuments 38 floor, 33 aisle, 50 wall
and 1 ceiling - 45 SSRL monuments
- 201 magnet TB
- 40 laser tracker stations
- 636 triplet observations
- Distances 40 µm
- Horizontal angles 40 µm / D
- Vertical angles 50 µm / D
- 303 height differences 60 µm
- Comment
- sigma a posteriori 1.046304 (distance 0.891794,
horizontal angle 0.802313, vertical angle
1.206194, height difference 1.245124) - Mixed datum with further 3-parameter
transformation
18Datum Controlling Points
HRLN025
19First Conclusion
- December 11, 2003 first complete turn of an
injected electron bunch around the ring. - By December 15, 2003 the RF system was
operational and SPEAR 3 started accumulating beam
up to 2 mA. - January 22, 2004 the stored current reached 100
mA (maximum current allowed for operation this
year). - March 8, 2004 BL 9 was opened with first users
March 15. - By end of March 2004 BL 10, BL 11, BL 6 and BL 5
were opened and ready for users.
Extract from the SPEAR 3 Upgrade Project
Close-out Report from April 2004 Measurements
of beam line parameters indicated that the SPEAR
3 optical performance goals were achieved.
202004 Network
- Purpose Map the whole ring as part as the 2004
Summer/Fall downtime. - Description
- 950 points
- 143 monuments 37 floor, 32 aisle, 45 wall, 1
ceiling, 11 others and 17 SSRL points used for
height only. - 807 magnet TBs
- 44 laser tracker stations
- 1809 triplet observations
- Distances 40 µm
- Horizontal angles 50 µm / D
- Vertical angles 50 µm / D
- 270 height differences 50 µm
- Comment
- sigma a posteriori 0.938286 (distance 1.287779,
horizontal angle 0.825724, vertical angle
0.589023, height difference 0.996919) - Mixed datum, offset between the 2 trackers
21Floor Monuments ChangesNovember 2003 October
2004
22Floor Monuments ChangesJuly 2003- November 2003
23Network Weak Spot
BL11 ID
24Magnet X as-built
25Magnet Y as-built
26Final Conclusion
Next beam to beamlines will be Monday, October
18, at 600AM