Target Systems Design and Procurement Status and Issues目标系统的的设计和采购的现状和问题.pptVIP

High Power Target Test Facilities Session The purpose of this session was to review some of the recent work on new high power target facilities and to begin discussions to explore the need and potential uses for a test facility Presentations on included: G. Bollen – The Rare Isotope Accelerator Project E. Pitcher – LANSCE Materials Test Station for Fast Neutron Irradiations B. Graves – A Free Jet Hg Target Operating in a High Magnetic Field Intersecting a High Power Proton Beam J. Bennett- Some Problems Encountered with High Power Targets and Special Reference to Neutrino Facilities B. Riemer – Requirements for a High Power Target Test Facility A round table discussion followed the presentations The Rare Isotope Accelerator Project Concept and Target Issues Rare Isotope Accelerator - RIA Two-step fission targets for ? 100 kW beam power Water-cooled tungsten converter target Summary and Conclusions RIA would become the most intense and versatile facility for rare isotope research RD focus has shifted towards beam production areas Some target concepts for up to 100 kW beams for ISOL and fragmentation beam production appear realistic RD towards 100 kW looks promising Conceptual design of target area has started LANSCE Materials Test Station for Fast Neutron Irradiations M. Cappiello, R. Wood, E. Pitcher, B. BergmanLos Alamos National LaboratoryInternational Conference on Accelerator Applications 2005Venice, Italy31 August 2005 The high-energy tail of the MTS spectrum produces 10x more helium than a FR spectrum MTS will be located in the 3,000 m2 LANSCE “Area A” experiment hall The spallation target uses well established technology MTS ISIS APTTarget material Ta-clad W Ta-clad W SS-clad WCoolant D2O D2O H2OBeam energy (MeV) 800 800 800Beam current (mA) 1 0.2 1 A Free Jet Hg Target Operating in a High Magnetic Field Intersecting a High Power Proton Beam Van Graves, ORNL P. Spampinato,T. Gabriel, ORNL H. Ki