Study of some options for the CLIC final focusing quadrupole

This paper describes a feasibility study and the preliminary design for the CLIC final focusing quadrupoles. A possible design for a quadrupole consisting of rare-earth permanent magnet material is introduced. Due to its radiation hardness and its high remanence, Sm2Co17 seems to be the best suited...

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Autores principales: Aleksa, Martin, Russenschuck, Stephan
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2002
Materias:
Accelerators and Storage Rings
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/535517
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author Aleksa, Martin
Russenschuck, Stephan
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Russenschuck, Stephan
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description This paper describes a feasibility study and the preliminary design for the CLIC final focusing quadrupoles. A possible design for a quadrupole consisting of rare-earth permanent magnet material is introduced. Due to its radiation hardness and its high remanence, Sm2Co17 seems to be the best suited permanent magnet material. The very high field gradients of 450 T/m can be achieved if pre-magnetized sectors made of permanent magnet material are assembled in ”zero clearance” design. An alternative solution with small superconducting coils is presented and briefly discussed, but would need further investigations.
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spelling cern-5355172023-08-17T09:45:07Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/535517engAleksa, MartinRussenschuck, StephanStudy of some options for the CLIC final focusing quadrupoleAccelerators and Storage RingsThis paper describes a feasibility study and the preliminary design for the CLIC final focusing quadrupoles. A possible design for a quadrupole consisting of rare-earth permanent magnet material is introduced. Due to its radiation hardness and its high remanence, Sm2Co17 seems to be the best suited permanent magnet material. The very high field gradients of 450 T/m can be achieved if pre-magnetized sectors made of permanent magnet material are assembled in ”zero clearance” design. An alternative solution with small superconducting coils is presented and briefly discussed, but would need further investigations.CERN-OPEN-2002-009CLIC-Note-506oai:cds.cern.ch:5355172002-01-25
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Aleksa, Martin
Russenschuck, Stephan
Study of some options for the CLIC final focusing quadrupole
title Study of some options for the CLIC final focusing quadrupole
title_full Study of some options for the CLIC final focusing quadrupole
title_fullStr Study of some options for the CLIC final focusing quadrupole
title_full_unstemmed Study of some options for the CLIC final focusing quadrupole
title_short Study of some options for the CLIC final focusing quadrupole
title_sort study of some options for the clic final focusing quadrupole
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/535517
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