MD456: Monitoring of abort gap population with diamond particle detectors at the BGI in IP 4

In this MD, diamond based particle detectors (dBLM) were used for measuring showers of the beam interactions with the in the BGI induced neon gas. This setup was proposed in a feasibility study for using dBLMs at the BGI to measure the abort gap population by detecting the beam gas interactions. Dur...

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Autor principal: Stein, Oliver
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2016
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2131864
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description In this MD, diamond based particle detectors (dBLM) were used for measuring showers of the beam interactions with the in the BGI induced neon gas. This setup was proposed in a feasibility study for using dBLMs at the BGI to measure the abort gap population by detecting the beam gas interactions. During the MD neon gas was induced in the BGI vacuum chamber to increase the interaction rate. Two nominal bunches were injected and accelerated up to 6.5 TeV. The measurements lasted for 140 minutes. The bunches could be clearly identified. But the resulting count rate of the beam gas interactions was a factor 70 lower than predicted by the feasibility study. In addition, a problem with the timing information lead to a widening of the histogram peaks.
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spelling cern-21318642019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2131864engStein, OliverMD456: Monitoring of abort gap population with diamond particle detectors at the BGI in IP 4Accelerators and Storage RingsIn this MD, diamond based particle detectors (dBLM) were used for measuring showers of the beam interactions with the in the BGI induced neon gas. This setup was proposed in a feasibility study for using dBLMs at the BGI to measure the abort gap population by detecting the beam gas interactions. During the MD neon gas was induced in the BGI vacuum chamber to increase the interaction rate. Two nominal bunches were injected and accelerated up to 6.5 TeV. The measurements lasted for 140 minutes. The bunches could be clearly identified. But the resulting count rate of the beam gas interactions was a factor 70 lower than predicted by the feasibility study. In addition, a problem with the timing information lead to a widening of the histogram peaks.CERN-ACC-2016-0011oai:cds.cern.ch:21318642016-02-15
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Stein, Oliver
MD456: Monitoring of abort gap population with diamond particle detectors at the BGI in IP 4
title MD456: Monitoring of abort gap population with diamond particle detectors at the BGI in IP 4
title_full MD456: Monitoring of abort gap population with diamond particle detectors at the BGI in IP 4
title_fullStr MD456: Monitoring of abort gap population with diamond particle detectors at the BGI in IP 4
title_full_unstemmed MD456: Monitoring of abort gap population with diamond particle detectors at the BGI in IP 4
title_short MD456: Monitoring of abort gap population with diamond particle detectors at the BGI in IP 4
title_sort md456: monitoring of abort gap population with diamond particle detectors at the bgi in ip 4
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2131864
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