Precise out-vacuum proton beam monitoring system based on vibrating wire


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Abstract

As an instrument for Korea Multi-purpose Accelerator Complex (KOMAC) facility proton beam profiling, a vibrating wire monitor (VWM) has been installed and tested at TR23 target room. Experiments were done at very low (100 nA) beam current conditions. At the number of particles about 1011 proton/train and trains repetition rate of 0.1 Hz we have measured the beam profile by a few scanning steps. The experience accumulated in these experiments turned out to be useful for the VWM upgrades (e. g. understanding interactions of protons with wire materials and heat transfer processes) and will be particularly helpful for the KOMAC beam halo measurements in the future high-current operation.

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M. A. Aginian

Alikhanyan National Scientific Laboratory

Email: ella.lazareva@yerphi.am
Armenia, Yerevan

S. G. Arutunian

Alikhanyan National Scientific Laboratory

Email: ella.lazareva@yerphi.am
Armenia, Yerevan

D. Cho

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology

Email: ella.lazareva@yerphi.am
Korea, Republic of, Ulsan

M. Chung

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology

Email: ella.lazareva@yerphi.am
Korea, Republic of, Ulsan

G. S. Harutyunyan

Alikhanyan National Scientific Laboratory

Email: ella.lazareva@yerphi.am
Armenia, Yerevan

S. -Y. Kim

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology

Email: ella.lazareva@yerphi.am
Korea, Republic of, Ulsan

E. G. Lazareva

Alikhanyan National Scientific Laboratory

Author for correspondence.
Email: ella.lazareva@yerphi.am
Armenia, Yerevan

A. V. Margaryan

Alikhanyan National Scientific Laboratory

Email: ella.lazareva@yerphi.am
Armenia, Yerevan


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