DESIGNOFTHEPEPIILOWENERGYRING.pdfVIP

DESIGN OF THE PEP-II LOW-ENERGY RING M. S. Zisman, R. B. Yourd, and H. Hsieh, for the PEP-II LER Design Team*, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Berkeley, CA 94720 U.S.A. The PEP-II Project, a collaboration of SLAC, LBL, fabricated. LBL is responsible for the arc magnets and and LLNL, began construction in January 1994. Since the supports, the arc vacuum system, and the transverse Conceptual Design Report (CDR) [1] was issued in June feedback system, LLNL for the interaction region (IR), the 1993, considerable progress has been made at refining and wigglers, and the vacuum system in the straight sections, optimizing the Low-Energy Ring. Lattice design has and SLAC for both the RF and the longitudinal feedback progressed considerably, with solutions obtained for the systems. All three labs play a role in the areas of power chromatic correction of the IR and new, more relaxed, supplies and diagnostics. parameters for the required wigglers. Based on the latter change, the number of RF stations was reduced from 5 to 4. II. LATTICE DESIGN A new concept for the arc vacuum system has been adopted, based on an antechamber configuration with To fit in the PEP tunnel, the LER lattice (see Fig. 1) is discrete photon stops pumped by titanium sublimation hexagonal, with six FODO arc sections joined by six long pumps. Designs for the arc dipoles and quadrupoles have straight sections. The collision straight section is IR-2 (at been developed in collaboration with IHEP (Beijing) and the 2 o’clock position), with injection on the opposite side these magnets are now being fabricate