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Status Report on the Alignment Activities at SLAC Catherine LeCocq, Brian Fuss, Robert Ruland Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford, CA, USA The Stanford Linear Accelerator Center is operated by Stanford University for the U.S. Department of Energy.
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Status Report on the Alignment Activities at SLAC

Catherine LeCocq, Brian Fuss, Robert RulandStanford Linear Accelerator Center,

Stanford, CA, USA

The Stanford Linear Accelerator Center is operated by Stanford University for the U.S. Department of Energy.

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Talk Outline

• SLAC Site Overview• SLAC Projects

– PEP-II and BaBar– SPEAR3– GLAST– LCLS– SABER

• AEG R&D– Instrumentation– Software– GIS

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SLAC/SSRL Site

Not to scale!

PEP II LEB

PEP II HEB

SPEAR

ESA

FFTB

ESB

NLCTA

LCLS

BSY

BaBar

SLC Arc

PEPII LER 3.1 GeV

PEPII HER 9 GeV

NDR 1.15 GeV

SDR 1.15 GeV

Positron Return Line

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PEP-IIAsymmetric B Factory

• Current Performance– > 3x peak luminosity– > 5x integrated luminosity

• Ring Upgrades– Vacuum Chambers– BPMs– HER RF Stations

• Future – 2006 Downtime:

• August to November – Run 6:

• December 2006-August 2007– 2007 Downtime:

• September to November– Run 7:

• December 2007-September 2008

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IR2 Vacuum Chambers

A Side (Backward)B Side (Forward)

Done March 2006

Done October 2005

From John Seeman Downtime Presentation

e+e-

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Q2 Chamber As-Built Survey

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HER Q5 Chamber Fiducialization

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BaBar Upgrades

DIRC PID)144 quartz bars

11000 PMs

1.5Tsolenoid

EMC6580 CsI(Tl) crystals

Drift Chamber40 layers

Instrumented Flux ReturnIron / Resistive Plate Chambers or Limited

Streamer Tubes (muon /neutral hadrons)

Silicon Vertex Tracker5 layers, double sided

strips

e (3.1GeV)

e (9GeV)

From Jim Krebb’s Downtime Presentation

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BaBar Survey

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SPEAR3

•2005 Downtime•Booster moves•Ring mapping

•July 05: HLS set-up #1

•Nov 05: HLS set-up #2

•2006 Downtime •9S Chicane with U22•G4 SLM H1 mask move•Plug lines for future BLs•Support to BL upgrades•Ring mapping

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SPEAR3 9S Installation

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SPEAR3 HLS set-up

http://www-group.slac.stanford.edu/met/Align/Spear3/SPEAR_WWW/nov05/autoplot.html

Sensor 3 is chosen as reference and the data are filtered over a 15 minute period.

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GLAST LAT

• GLAST (Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope) consists of 2 instruments:– The Large Area Telescope (LAT)– The Gamma-ray Burst Monitor (GBM)

• 2002-2005: QC and fiducialization of GLAST trackers in Pisa, Italy• 2004 - 2006: Assembly at SLAC in Building 33

– Room Network and Laser Tracker Standard Deviations Study– Stand and Grid Survey– Tracker Survey: 2, 6, 8 and 16– Extra Surveys: AntiCoincidence Detector surfaces, electronic boxes,

radiator brackets, heat pipes• May 2006: Sent from SLAC to the Naval Research Laboratory in

Washington D.C. for environmental testing– Radiator survey

• Launch scheduled Fall 2007 from Kennedy Space Center in Florida

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LAT Tracker Survey

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LCLS: Extension to linac

Linac-to-Undulator (227m) Undulator Hall (175m) X-ray Transport (250m)

Near Experimental Hall Far Experimental Hall

From LCLS Conventional Facilities

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LCLS Time-Line

MMMM JM JJJ JJJJ AAAA SA SSS OS OOO NO NNN DN DDD JD JJJ FFFF MMMM AM AAA MA MMM JM JJJ JJJJ AAAA SA SSS OS OOO NO NNN DN DDD JD JJJ FFFF MMMM AM AAA MA MMM JM JJJ JJJJ

DriveDrive--LaserLaserDriveDrive--LaserLaser

Gun/Inj./BC1Gun/Inj./BC1Gun/Inj./BC1Gun/Inj./BC1

linac/BC2linac/BC2 First Spont. First Spont. LightLight

linac/BC2linac/BC2LTU/UndulatorLTU/Undulator

LTU/UndulatorLTU/Undulator

2006200620062006 2007200720072007 20082008200820082008

FELFEL

undulatorundulatorhall readyhall ready

First FEL First FEL LightLight

From John Galayda DOE Status Meeting August 2006Installation in green; Commissioning in blue

MMFMMF

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LCLS Survey Activities

• Support to Conventional Facilities– Coordinate systems– Monument installation

• Support to MMF set-up – QC Kugler and Dover benches

• Alignment in Injector Vault– Field alignment for laser and GTL– QC Gun/Solenoid assembly

• Survey of existing linac– Linac laser alignment retrofit– Gyro and long distances observations

• Planning and R&D studies for Undulator– Monitoring systems (WPM and HLS)– Portable HLS and wire– Plummet studies

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LCLS Injector Vault

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SABERSouth Arc Beam Experimental Region

• SABER is a high energy electron and positron beam line intended as a replacement for FFTB.

• SABER is designed in 3 steps:– An electron/positron compressor in linac sector 10– A bypass line (linac sectors 20-30)– A 70 m long straight section of the south arc of SLC (Instrument Section)

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SABER As-Built Survey

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SABER Magnets Survey

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Instrumentation

• Total Stations:– 4 TC2002– 2 TDA5005– 1 Leica TCRA1105

• Laser Trackers: 2 FARO Xi • Robotic Arms: 3 FARO Platinum Arms: 4, 8 and 12 ft• Automatic Levels: 2 Leica DNA03 and 2 Trimble DiNi12• Optical Tooling: Brunson and K&E jig transits, site levels and borescopes• Miscellaneous:

– 4 Fogale WPS-2D– Capacitive and ultrasound HLS sensors– 1 portable HLS system– 1 autocollimator Elcomat 2000– 4 HP/Agilent interferometers– 2 gyro-theodolites Gyromat 2000– 6 optical plummets– Inclinometers

• Laser Scanner: Z+F Imager 5003• GPS: 1 Trimble NetRS and 3 Leica SR-530

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Software

• Description– Network Analysis: LEGO– Interface Tool: LEGOServer– Visualization Tool: SIMS and MicroLEGO– Management Tool: WinGEONET

• Ongoing developments for field data capture with mobile devices operating under the .NET Compact Framework

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Graphics Information System

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Conclusion


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