Target Stations and Beam Dumps for the CERN SPS

Kalbreier, W.; Knezovic, A.; G, Lohr; Middelkoop, Willem; Sievers, P.; Warman, A.

doi:10.1109/tns.1977.4329013

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“…The thermal shock typically lasts from few nanoseconds to some microseconds, depending on the bunch structure of the incoming beam. As shown by Kalbreier et al [25], it is possible to assume that no heat diffusion occurs during the thermal shock because the characteristic thermal diffusion time, τ diffusion , is much longer than the thermal shock duration, τ shock .…”

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High energy beam impact tests on a LHC tertiary collimator at the CERN high-radiation to materials facility

Cauchi

Aberle

Assmann

et al. 2014

Phys. Rev. ST Accel. Beams

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High energy beam impact tests on a LHC tertiary collimator at the CERN high-radiation to materials facility

Cauchi

Aberle

Assmann

et al. 2014

Phys. Rev. ST Accel. Beams

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“…The actual temperature rise in the target due to heat deposition created by electronic and nuclear interactions (ΔT rise ) was found to be proportional to ρ=C p [11], where ρ is density and C p is heat capacity.…”

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Generic study on the design and operation of high power targets

Ahmad

Booth

Jenkins

et al. 2014

Phys. Rev. ST Accel. Beams

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With the move towards beam power in the range of 1-10 MW, a thorough understanding of the response of target materials and auxiliary systems to high power densities and intense radiation fields is required. This paper provides insight into three major aspects related to the design and operation of high power solid targets: thermal stresses, coolant performance, and radiation damage. Where appropriate, a figure-of-merit approach is followed to facilitate the comparison between different target or coolant candidates. The section on radiation damage reports total and spatial variations of displacement-per-atom and helium production levels in different target materials.

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Thermal Effects Induced by High Energy Protons in Target and Absorber Materials

Sievers

1980

Computer Techniques in Radiation Transport and Dosimetry

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Target Stations and Beam Dumps for the CERN SPS

Cited by 5 publications

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High energy beam impact tests on a LHC tertiary collimator at the CERN high-radiation to materials facility

High energy beam impact tests on a LHC tertiary collimator at the CERN high-radiation to materials facility

Generic study on the design and operation of high power targets

Thermal Effects Induced by High Energy Protons in Target and Absorber Materials

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