A High Energy Neutral Beam System for Reactors

Anderson, O.A.; Chan, C. F.; Cooper, William S.; Leung, K. N.; Lietzke, A.F.; Kim, C.H.; Kunkel, W.B.; Kwan, J.W.; Purgalis, P.; Schlachter, A. S.; Soroka, L.; Stearns, J.W.; Wells, R.; Devoto, R. S.; Fenstermacher, M.E.; Lindquist, W.B.; Gohar, Y.; Neef, W.S.; Brook, John W.; Luzzi, T.; O'Toole, J.A.; Sedgley, D.W.; Fink, J.; Moses, K. G.; Trow, J. R.; JAYCOR,

doi:10.1016/b978-0-444-87369-9.50086-x

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“…6. Emittance scans projected back to: (a) the ESQ entrance; (b) the ESQ exit; and (c) the ring lens focal point.…”

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Injector for RFQ using electrostatically focused transport and matching

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“…6. Emittance scans projected back to: (a) the ESQ entrance; (b) the ESQ exit; and (c) the ring lens focal point.…”

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“…Our LEBT uses ESQ technology [5] which was developed and tested for the DOE magnetic fusion energy program [6] and adapted for the present application.…”

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“…We have proposed to build a facility at LBL to test a 1-MeV system [8]. Three additional modules would produce the maximum beam energy of 1.3 MeV required for the current U.S. baseline design for ITER (the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor) [9], as discussed further on.…”

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The CCVV high-current megavolt-range DC accelerator

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Proceedings of the 1989 IEEE Particle Accelerator Conference, . 'Accelerator Science and Technology

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We describe a constant-current variable-voltage (CCVV) accelerator, intended to operate in the MeV energy range but tunable down to a few percent of an MeV without loss of beam current. We present experimental results from OUT 200-keV single-beam prototype system designed to accelerate up to 0.2 A of H+ or H-or the equivalent current of heavier ions. The beam is accelerated by a series of stackable 100-keV modules, the number depending on the maximum beam energy required. We discuss a proposed 1 MeV accelerator and a conceptual design for a multiaperture system accelerating 10 A of Dions to 1-2 MeV for current drive in a fusion reactor. The use of electrostatic quadrupole focusing allows a conservative design with reduced risk of voltage breakdown and allows us to maintain high currents while varying the beam energy. These features are useful for fusion reactor startup and for industrial applications, such as semiconductor processing and surface hardening.

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A High Energy Neutral Beam System for Reactors

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Injector for RFQ using electrostatically focused transport and matching

Injector for RFQ using electrostatically focused transport and matching

The CCVV high-current megavolt-range DC accelerator

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