Abstract

To minimize the risk of accident on personnel accessing the PS complex at CERN transfer lines are equipped with beam stoppers. They immediately shut the beam aperture whenever members of personnel enter an accelerator or test facility. Most of them consist of cores out of stainless steel designed for a proton beam-pulse energy at 9.0 kJ during the 70's. Further data on the design history of the beam stoppers is scarce. With the current pulse energy at 35.0 kJ steel reaches its structural limits. Based on the current function of the core requirements on the structural and beam-interaction performance of beam stoppers for personnel safety are drawn. To meet those requirements a compact core compatible to all PS complex is developed, replacing five existing design types. The new core introduces high-density sliced materials which withstand upgraded beam-pulse energies up to 92.5 kJ.

Highlights

  • - Thermal Validation, Structural Implications and Redesign Proposals of the Multipurpose External Dump of the Proton Synchrotron at CERN Andr&#233 et al

  • Most of them consist of cores out of stainless steel designed for a proton beam-pulse energy at 9.0 kJ during the 70’s

  • We described the performance of the current beam stoppers for personnel safety in the PS complex at CERN

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- Thermal Validation, Structural Implications and Redesign Proposals of the Multipurpose External Dump of the Proton Synchrotron at CERN Andr&#233 et al. : To minimize the risk of accident on personnel accessing the PS complex at CERN transfer lines are equipped with beam stoppers. They immediately shut the beam aperture whenever members of personnel enter an accelerator or test facility. Based on the current function of the core requirements on the structural and beam-interaction performance of beam stoppers for personnel safety are drawn. To meet those requirements a compact core compatible to all PS complex is developed, replacing five existing design types. Secondary particles produced by the beam impact in the block are absorbed by external shielding

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