Abstract
Taiwan Photon Source is a third-generation 3-GeV synchrotron light source under construction. The electron storage ring of circumference 518.4 m contains 24 unit cells and 24 long straight sections. Each cell of length about 14 m contains two bending chambers and two short straight chambers. To estimate the pressure distribution in the cell vacuum system, a program combining an iterative method and a Monte-Carlo method was used to calculate the pressure. In the modeling, the rate of thermal outgassing of the chamber surfaces and the yield of photon-stimulated desorption of the absorbers are obtained from the experimental results. To provide the effective pumping speed of various pumps that depends on the gas, the composition of residual gases from photon-stimulated desorption was assumed to be 80% H2 and 20% CO. The pressure calculation for the vacuum cell compares the beam cleaning efficiency during the early commissioning stage when the accumulated beam dose attained 1 A h and 100 A h. The effects of the confined pumping design are evaluated through the modeling to assess whether the commissioning can be accelerated. The result of the pressure calculation obtained with the Monte-Carlo method shows that a mean pressure rise per beam current at 1.9 × 10−10 Pa mA−1 after beam cleaning to a beam dose 100 A h is reasonable and within typical specifications of the synchrotron light source.
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