Title: The Indian Proton Driver Project
1The Indian Proton Driver Project
Srinivas Krishnagopal Centre for Advanced
Technology, Indore Bhabha Atomic Research
Centre, Mumbai (skrishna_at_cat.ernet.in)
ICFA Advanced Beam Dynamics Workshop on High
Intensity, High Brightness Hadron Beams 18-22
October 2004, Bensheim, Germany
2Major Accelerator Laboratories in India
- Centre for Advanced Technology
- (INDUS light sources, SNS, photoinjectors)
- Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
- (ADS injector linac, industrial linacs)
- Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre
- (variable energy superconducting cyclotrons)
- Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
- (Pelletron s/c post-accelerator)
- Nuclear Science Centre
- (Pelletron s/c post-accelerator)
3Proton linac activities
- Development of a high intensity linac for waste
transmutation studies is being pursued at the
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (Phase-I 20 MeV
linac) - 100 kW Spallation Neutron Source for condensed
matter studies is currently in the design stage
at the Centre for Advanced Technology
4Part I ADS Driver
5ADS Roadmap
6Design philosophy
- Conservative design that doesnt push the
technological capabilities - Sacrifice length and transmission if needed
- Major design choices
- Fully normal conducting (in spite of NSC
experience) - RFQ frequency of 350 MHz
- RFQ current 30 mA and energy 3 MeV
- Standard DTL structure at 350 MHz
7Accelerator Development for Waste Transmutation
Phase I 20 MeV linac
8Ion source
- Parameters
- Energy 50 keV
- Frequency 2.45 GHz
- Current 60 mA
- Emittance 0.02 ?
- cm-mrad
- (normalized, RMS)
9RFQ Parameters
10RFQ EM design
MAFIA results
SUPERFISH results
11RFQ Beam Dynamics - I
PARMTEQM results
12RFQ Beam Dynamics - II
13RFQ Error analysis
- Specified tolerances
- Alignment 50 mm 5 mrad
- Input energy 0.5 keV
- Energy spread lt 1
- Power-supplies lt 1
14RFQ Thermal structural analysis
Coolant flow rates 4, 4, 4, 4 m/s, Coolant inlet
temp16, 16, 20, 20 deg
(b) Temperature at outlet 24 ? to 43? C
- Temperature at inlet 22 ? to 38? C
- Deflection at inlet Vane tip deflection 0.03 ?m
Detuning 25 kHz - Deflection at inlet Vane tip deflection 2.36 ?m
Detuning -26 kHz
15RFQ Prototyping
16DTL Parameters
17DTL EM simulations
SUPERFISH simulations
18DTL Beam dynamics
PARMILA simulations
19Further studies
- Detailed EM studies of coupling in the RFQ
- Further 3D EM studies of the DTL
- Thermal structural studies of the DTL
- Issues of beam mismatch and halos
Work done till now is available in the form of a
preliminary design report.
20Part II SNS
21Spallation Neutron Source
Schematic of the Indian Spallation Neutron Source
that is presently under design
22Choice of Parameters
Optimizing final energy, injection energy and
repetition rate
23Cost optimization
(Rs. 1 crore Rs. 107 170,000 Euro)
24SNS Parameters
- Injection Energy 100 MeV
- Final Energy 1 GeV
- Repetition Rate 25 Hz
- Beam Power 100 kW
25RF driven multicusp H- Ion Source
26RFQ Design Parameters
27100 MeV DTL Design Parameters - 1
28100 MeV DTL Design Parameters - 2
29Linac RF System
- Designed in 1 MW modules, total 17 modules
- One module for RFQ and 16 for DTL
- RFQ operating at 350 MHz needs 750 kW RF power,
615 kW loss 135 kW beam power - Designed for 100 MeV, 25mA beam of 500 µs
duration with 25Hz repetition - Components of a module
- High power klystrons 1MW/2MW at 350 MHz
- Klystron pulse modulator
- Waveguide transmission system
- Driver amplifiers
- Low level electronics
- Safety interlocks, and supervisory control
systems
30Proton Synchrotron Lattice
31Proton Synchrotron Parameters
32Summary
- We are planning to build the front-end (20 MeV,
30 mA) of a proton driver for ADS, as well as a 1
GeV, 100 kW SNS. - As we enter a phase of rapid expansion of our
capabilities and interests in accelerators and
beams, we look forward to wider and deeper
interaction with the international community - India has been collaborating with CERN on the
LHC first agreement signed in March 1991.
Discussions are on with USA Japan (linear
collider, etc.) and with Germany (GSI FAIR)