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Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev 9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

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Page 1: Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev 9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X

M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev

9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

Page 2: Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev 9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

SSR1 Geometry Generations

SSR1-G1Single Rib on Top

SSR1-G2Double Rib on Top

SSR1-G3Two Ribs+ Side Ring

Page 3: Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev 9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

Comsol Simulation

EM

• Eigen frequency simulation to find the resonant frequency (f0)

SolidMechanics

• Find the deformation under given pressure load (PL)

Moving

Mesh

• Update the mesh after deformation

EM

• Eigen frequency simulation to find the resonant frequency after deformation (fp)

=

Study1

• Eigen-frequency (to find f0)

Study2

• Stationary (solving only for solid mechanics and moving mesh)

• Eigen-frequency (to find fp)

Electromagnetic Waves

•Solving only for the RF domain•Applying the prober boundary conditions

Solid Mechanics

•Solving only for the Cavity Shell•Applying the proper fixed constraints, symmetries, displacements, and boundary load

Moving Mesh

•Solving for all domains•Applying the proper prescribed and free mesh deformation/displacement

Two Simulation Studies

Three Multiphysic Modules

Page 4: Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev 9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

Setup

Moving Mesh

• Solving for all domains• Applying the proper

prescribed and free mesh deformation/displacement

Niobium Shell

RF Domain

Stainless Steel Vessel

Electromagnetic Waves

•Solving only for the RF domain•Applying the prober boundary conditions

Solid Mechanics

• Solving only for the Cavity Vessel

• Applying the proper fixed constraints, symmetries, displacements, and boundary load

PMC

PEC

Fixed Constraint

Prescribed Deformation

u,v,w

Free Deformation

Symmetry Boundaries

Pressure Boundary

Load

Prescribed Displacement

dxPrescribed

Displacement u,v,w

dy=0

dx=0

dz=0

Page 5: Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev 9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

Investigation of the displacement effects on SSR1-G3

Fixed Beam Pipe Constraints

• Different constraints would imply another linear relation with different line slope that passes through the fixed all constraints point

• The larger the slope of the linear relation the better as it would get the zero df/dp closer from the fixed all constraints point

Fixed all constraints

Page 6: Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev 9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

Lessons from SSR0

Pibe Ribs are very important to reduce df/dp Ring between the shell and the Helium vessel would simplify

the vessel design

Page 7: Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev 9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

Design procedure to minimize df/dp

Page 8: Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev 9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

SSR1-G3 with Helium Vessel

Comsol 131702f0=325.3295MHzf1=325.3332 MHzdf/dp ~4.9 Hz/torr

17.1 µm

z -17.2 µm

Page 9: Analysis of Microphonics in SSR1 for Project-X M. Hassan, D. Passarelli, I. Gonin, S. Barbanotti, L. Ristori, and S. Yakovlev 9/27/2011 PXIE Meeting

Conclusion

• Microphonics of SSR1 has been reduced to about 5Hz/Torr

• A general procedure for minimizing the microphonics in spoke cavities has been proposed

• What is next?