Speaker
Dr
Jeongseog Song
(MSU/FRIB)
Description
The FRIB accelerator, constructed and commissioned in 2021, serves as a pioneering facility to produce rare isotopes and access elements lying beyond stability. In early 2023, FRIB was successfully operated at 5 kW, employing beams of 36Ar, 64Zn, 36Ar and 124Xe directed onto a rotating single-slice graphite target, while effectively absorbing the remaining beam through an S-Shape static beam dump. The primary beam power is now being increased towards 10 kW. The enhanced single-slice graphite target system and the implementation of a minichannel static beam dump will enable the operation at 10 kW and potentially even higher power.
This paper presents the current status and ongoing R&D efforts focused on the target and beam dump systems.
| Themes for the contribution | 4 Target design, analysis, and validation of concepts: |
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Authors
Dr
Jeongseog Song
(MSU/FRIB)
Mr
Marc Reaume
(MSU/FRIB)
Mr
Nathan Bultman
(NSU/FRIB)
Dr
Mohit Patil
(MSU/FRIB)
Dr
Raul Quispe-Abad
(MSU/FRIB)
Dr
Jie Wei
(MSU/FRIB)
