On radiation protection at the LINAC-800 linear electron accelerator

Balalykin, N.I.; Minashkin, V. F.; Nozdrin, Mikhail; Shirkov, G. D.; Schegolev, V. Yu.

doi:10.1134/s1547477112040115

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“…Software compatible with Tango was developed instead of the available standalone software [9]. The basic elements are the demon and the Tango server, which interact using standard tools of interprocess communications of the Linux OS.…”

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Design of the New Control System for Linac-200

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Phys. Part. Nuclei Lett.

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The construction of an experimental facility with test electron beams is under way at the Dzhelepov Laboratory of Nuclear Problems at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubna, Russia). The facility is based on the MEA accelerator that was transferred from NIKHEF to JINR at the beginning of the 2000s. Despite the long service life of the accelerator, it is in good condition and still has a significant operation potential. The linac is being commissioned and the first 200-MeV beam has been generated. For now, the machine is controlled by a set of standalone subsystems that were created as required. Certain systems (e.g., vacuum) are controlled and monitored locally. However, a global control system is required to operate the accelerator as a user facility. The system requirements are formulated in this paper. The key issues of controlling the accelerator and its auxiliary (evacuation, cooling, etc.) systems are considered. The design of a new Tango-based control system of the Linac-200 is presented.

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“…The "RCS computer on" status signal for the existing interlock system [9] is arranged by the programmed relay, and the "doors closed" and "key in the socket" signals are read from the interlock system [10].…”

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