This study evaluates the functional requirements of the
Super Proton-proton Collider (SPPC) beam screen in view of the
CEPC-SPPC project about to be built in China and aims to prove the
feasibility of using the scaled FCC-type beam screen. Moreover, the
study puts forward several feasible updated schemes with
extra-cooling to optimize the cryogenic efficiency under the
12.8 W/m synchrotron radiation (SR) heat load and decrease the
leaked SR power to the cold bore. The power distribution calculated
by Synrad+ is imported into the Ansys workbench to get the exact
thermal profile. The results show that the new scheme can restrict
the temperature rise within 1 K, with a 30 g/s mass flow rate of
the coolants. Such a profile can save over 1.3 MW electric power
per turn.
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