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Hamamatsu R7525
  • HA outer conductive coating with insulating
    sleeve
  • CC convex-concave window 0.5-0.6 mm thick
    (standard plano-concave 1mm center, 6.1 mm edge)
  • µ soft mu-metal shield wrap
  • 2700 units
  • 3 month lead time ARO
  • 200 units/month delivery rate

2
Neutrons on Glass
  • PMT window materials (silica and borosilicate)
    were studied in a reactor and compared with other
    data
  • 6 x 1012 n/cm2
  • 4.1 x 1013 n/cm2(Hamamatsu points at 14 MeV, red)
  • 2.5 x 1014 n/cm2(Hamamatsu points at 14 MeV,
    blue)
  • 6 x 1014 n/cm2
  • Expected total neutron fluence at the PMTs is 2.5
    x 1012 n/cm2 in 10 years (Egt100 keV 1.6x1012,
    Egt20 MeV 5.1x1011)
  • Expect transmission loss of a few percent over
    ten years
  • not a problem.

3
Is Boron in Window a problem?
  • B105 n10 -gt Li73a422.792 MeV (gnd state) 6
  • B105 n10 -gt Li73a422.310 MeV (ex state) 94
  • Ea 1.47 MeV ELi 0.84 MeV
  • The natural abundance of B105 is 19.8
  • Alpha particle ranges out in 450 mm
  • Li gives out 0.43 MeV gamma with t 10-13 sec
  • For thermal neutrons (lt 0.025 eV), s 3840 b
  • At PMT location, Fn 10 kHz/cm2
  • da/dt Fn A r D N s 1000 a/sec, Ea 1.47 MeV
  • Tmax 2 mec2b2g2 0.8 keV
  • R 0.7 T 1.7 88 nm
  • Cook all of these numbers with simulation and get
  • Alphas produced in glass 1000 /sec
  • Alphas entering photocathode 226 /sec
  • Electrons entering PMT/a 18
  • Electrons with Elt100 eV /a 12
  • Conclusion is that there will be 0.02 alphas per
    event per HF side with a mean energy of 12 GeV.
    This is not a problem and verified with MC.

4
Radiation Backgrounds around PMTs
  • This problem has been recently revisited and the
    present shielding system looks OK (20 cm steel,
    18 cm polyethylene, 2 cm aluminum). The holes
    (2.5 cm dia.) for the light guides are included
    in the these calculations. The charged hadrons
    and neutrons are 100 Hz/cm2. The photon rate is
    higher at 10000 and we are trying to do something
    about that.
  • The PMT window is a potential source for
    Cherenkov radiation from charged particles.
  • 2x1010 ch/cm2 for 10 years give 10-5 PMTs/xing.
    If 20 pe/PMT (1-3 mm thick window), 2x10-4
    pe/(xing PMT)
  • If an isolated particle hits a PMT window, it
    would represent 80 GeV.

5
Other Issues
  • Scintillation of the PMT window is only a concern
    if the dose rate is gt0.03 rad/sec. For HF, the
    estimate is 0.00002 rad/sec (factor of 1000
    less).
  • Ambient He partial pressure in air (0.53 Pa) will
    not be a problem with borosilicate window.
    Partial pressure will change 10 times in 10 years
    but will remain below the danger level by a
    factor of 50000.
  • Nitrogen gas will be circulated inside the ROBox
    against He leak from cryogenics and temperature
    fluctuations (/- 2 degrees should not be a
    problem).

6
Hammamatsu
7
Photonis
Convex-concave window is not available. Samples
are being sent.
8
Electron Tube
  • Two candidates, D843WSB and D844WSB, meet all
    preliminary specifications, with no exceptions
    noted. Final data sheets not yet in hand.
  • Both tubes come with 1 mm convex-concave windows
    of uv-transmitting glass.
  • 843 longer with better linearity range and lower
    after each pulse.
  • 844 shorter with better rise time and transit
    time.
  • Samples are being sent

9
Lifetime - I
  • Aging is suspected to be dependent on the
    total accumulated charge. Charge rate is not
    relevant at 10 micro amps average anode current.

10
Lifetime - II
  • These estimates are based on 0.25 pe/GeV and gain
    of 4x104 for ten calendar years.
  • There does not seem to be a drastic problem with
    PMT aging based on what we know now.
  • The gain loss is recoverable by voltage increase.

11
Magnetic Field
  • The external magnetic field around the ROBox
    region is small (lt0.0023 T). Therefore it is
    not difficult to magnetically shield the PMTs to
    satisfactory levels.
  • Shielding factor 3mt/4r 3000 for the mu-shield
    and there is another factor of 4 from the soft
    iron tube around the PMTs which results in the
    effective suppression factor of 12000.

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