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Beam induced damage - what is a safe beam?

The knowledge of damage levels is vital to define protection schemes, beam loss monitor thresholds, safe beam limits for setting up the machines, etc. This talk will try to revisit our present knowledge and assumptions on damage levels in the LHC in terms of lost beam intensity, beam momentum and em...

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Autores principales: Kain, V, Blanco Sancho, J, Brugger, M, Sapinski, M
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2009
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1172809
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author Kain, V
Blanco Sancho, J
Brugger, M
Sapinski, M
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Brugger, M
Sapinski, M
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description The knowledge of damage levels is vital to define protection schemes, beam loss monitor thresholds, safe beam limits for setting up the machines, etc. This talk will try to revisit our present knowledge and assumptions on damage levels in the LHC in terms of lost beam intensity, beam momentum and emittance. It is clear that with the LHC’s unprecedented energy reach, benchmark tests to cross-check energy deposition simulations for all possible energies before LHC start-up have not been possible. Also, the definition of when equipment is damaged is not always straight forward. In view of the obvious limitations to our knowledge of damage levels, operational commissioning and LHC running strategies will be re-discussed, open questions will be highlighted and proposals will be presented where possible.
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spelling cern-11728092019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1172809engKain, VBlanco Sancho, JBrugger, MSapinski, MBeam induced damage - what is a safe beam?Accelerators and Storage RingsThe knowledge of damage levels is vital to define protection schemes, beam loss monitor thresholds, safe beam limits for setting up the machines, etc. This talk will try to revisit our present knowledge and assumptions on damage levels in the LHC in terms of lost beam intensity, beam momentum and emittance. It is clear that with the LHC’s unprecedented energy reach, benchmark tests to cross-check energy deposition simulations for all possible energies before LHC start-up have not been possible. Also, the definition of when equipment is damaged is not always straight forward. In view of the obvious limitations to our knowledge of damage levels, operational commissioning and LHC running strategies will be re-discussed, open questions will be highlighted and proposals will be presented where possible.oai:cds.cern.ch:11728092009
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Kain, V
Blanco Sancho, J
Brugger, M
Sapinski, M
Beam induced damage - what is a safe beam?
title Beam induced damage - what is a safe beam?
title_full Beam induced damage - what is a safe beam?
title_fullStr Beam induced damage - what is a safe beam?
title_full_unstemmed Beam induced damage - what is a safe beam?
title_short Beam induced damage - what is a safe beam?
title_sort beam induced damage - what is a safe beam?
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/1172809
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