Conveners
ATF: Accelerator Talks
- Nikolai Lobanov (ANU)
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Eugene Tan (Australian Synchrotron)17/10/2022, 13:00ATF (Technology Forum)Talk
A prototype X-ray Beam Position Monitor (XBPM) has been developed and tested at the Australian Synchrotron. This talk will outline the design consideration, fabrication and initial results for the XBPM. A review of the lessons learned and changes being made of the second iteration will be presented.
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Mr Alan Cooper (NPAA ANU)17/10/2022, 13:20ATF (Technology Forum)Talk
Describes the plant and the concerns with age.
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Actions underway to mitigate the risks. -
16. Radiation Simulation and Beam Dump design for High Energy Electrons at the Australian SynchroronEugene Tan (Australian Synchrotron)17/10/2022, 13:40ATF (Technology Forum)Talk
To support growing interest of the use of high energy electrons (40-200 MeV) for detector and medical therapy investigations, we are developing an electron extraction line at the end of the Australian Synchrotron's 100 MeV linear accelerator. While it is within a shielded area, it is desirable to reduce as much as possible the scattered radiation from the beam dump. We have investigated the...
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Mr David Button (ANSTO, New Illawarra Rd)17/10/2022, 14:00ATF (Technology Forum)Talk
The Centre for Accelerator Science (CAS) operate four tandem accelerators featuring 3 different charging and terminal potential stabilising systems. This presentation is a discussion about the current methods used to stabilise the terminal potential and inviting other delegates to contribute their knowledge surrounding the limitations of the existing systems and discuss some ideas that might...
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Alan Cooper (NPAA ANU)17/10/2022, 14:20ATF (Technology Forum)Talk
The 14 UD will soon receive new Column Posts. We will move to a new low stress assembly technique.
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Scott Williams (The University of Melbourne)17/10/2022, 14:40ATF (Technology Forum)Talk
As part of the development of the University of Melbourne X-band Laboratory for Accelerators and Beams (X-LAB) we have been advancing the conceptual design and simulations of a compact low emittance beamline to be based in the newly re-developed beam hall.
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Proposed applications of the beamline include radiation dosimetry, as well as the electron source for an Inverse Compton Scattering (ICS)...