Progress in the beam commissioning of separated function RFQ accelerator

Kang, Min Jueng; Lu, Yuanrong; Wang, Zhi; Yan, Xueqing; Guo, Zhiyu; Gao, Shuli; Peng, Shixiang; Liu, Ao; Fang, Jing; Chen, Jiaer

doi:10.1007/s11433-011-4554-z

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“…Different from normal RFQ, SFRFQ introduces gap accelerating in the quadrupole electrodes, and thus it has higher accelerating field. As a post accelerator of the existed conventional RFQ, SFRFQ can accelerate O + beam from 1.03 to 1.64 MeV in 1.12 m long SFRFQ cavity, with an accelerating efficiency 60% higher than that of conventional RFQ [30]. The measured beam energy spectrum agrees well with the code simulation.…”

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Research progress on high intensity hadron accelerator in China

2012

Chin. Sci. Bull.

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High intensity hadron beam has wide-range important applications. In recent years, several projects with intense-beam hadron accelerator are under design, development or construction in China. We are facing a lot of challenges in beam physics and key technology of the accelerators. Beam loss and beam emittance must be minimized for such a high intensity accelerator. Space charge effect and nonlinear dynamics should be taken into account in beam physics and accelerator design. In this paper we will present the recent research progress in China on beam dynamics, new technology development and beam experiments for intense beam hadron accelerators, including linear accelerator, synchrotron and cyclotron.hadron accelerator, intense beam, beam loss, emittance Citation:

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Section: Operation and Beam Experimentssupporting

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Research progress on high intensity hadron accelerator in China

2012

Chin. Sci. Bull.

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Progress in the beam commissioning of separated function RFQ accelerator

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Research progress on high intensity hadron accelerator in China

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