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SLAC Technical Note: SLAC-TN-10-085
SLAC Release Date: December 10, 2010
Penetration of the LCLS Injector Shield Wall at Sector 20
Dowell, D.
Penetrations through the LCLS injector shield wall are needed for the alignment of the accelerator, a diagnostic laser beam and utilities, and are shown in figure 1. The 1 diameter LCLS injector beam tube is blocked by the PPS stopper when the injector side of the wall is occupied. The two 3 diameter penetrations above and to the left of the beam tube are used by Precision Alignment and will be open only during installation of the injector beamline. Additional 3 diameter penetrations are for las... Show Full Abstract
Penetrations through the LCLS injector shield wall are needed for the alignment of the accelerator, a diagnostic laser beam and utilities, and are shown in figure 1. The 1 diameter LCLS injector beam tube is blocked by the PPS stopper when the injector side of the wall is occupied. The two 3 diameter penetrations above and to the left of the beam tube are used by Precision Alignment and will be open only during installation of the injector beamline. Additional 3 diameter penetrations are for laser beams which will be used for electron beam diagnostics. These will not be plugged when the injector occupied. Other penetrations for the RF waveguide and other utilities are approximately 13 from the floor and as such are far from the line-of-sight of any radiation sources. The waveguide and utility penetrations pass only through the thicker wall as shown in the figure. Show Partial Abstract
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