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RF Safety Discussion Derun Li/Bob Rimmer Center for Beam Physics Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory SRF Institute, JLab Hazards & Mitigations • High Voltage – Usually fully contained in interlocked enclosure • RF radiation – Survey, configuration control, WG overpressure • X-rays – Shielding, monitors, interlocked access (PPS) • Vacuum implosion (e.g. ceramic windows, foils) – Mechanical barriers, redundancy, procedures • Arc – Fast arc detection, reflected power, vacuum MICE Cavity Conditioning • Before turning on high power RF – Cable calibrations (safety related) • Power measurements (for safety interlock): forward and reflected power – Low power RF measurements: frequency, coupling and Q (may be used to calculate critical quantities) – Interlock checkout • Arc detectors have to be verified (using test light and see if it triggers the interlock) • Vacuum interlock: break vacuum measurement circuits • RF window temperature interlock (water flow, infrared etc.) • Water cooling system interlock (flow switch or “klixon”) – Visual inspection and survey for RF leaks if necessary (start at low power, maybe into a short circuit) RF safety cont. • Other inputs into RF “permissive” – Pressurized waveguide interlock – Radiation monitor interlock – PSS chain – LLRF “heartbeat” – Hydrogen safety system? – Etc. • Magnetic field interlock • PSS system should have it’s own checkout procedure • Area search or sweep MICE cavity conditioning • General process – Go slowly – Condition couplers if needed (de-tune cavity) – Ramp voltage/pulse length with magnets off – Control ramp rate with vacuum up to gradient – Increment magnetic field & repeat • Don’t get impatient (computers are better at this) – May sit in multipacting bands for a while – May take a while to condition at high gradient – Do not raise vacuum trip point to “help things along a bit” Post-conditioning • • • • • • • • Relax & Enjoy Monitor trip rate pay attention to changes Cool some muons Write papers Build neutrino factory Condition a lot more RF systems Measure Higgs Retire somewhere warm and sunny