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|<span style="color:blue">'''2476'''</span>||Down<br> 86A||In ||Open ||Yes ||Out||DU cylinder  
 
|<span style="color:blue">'''2476'''</span>||Down<br> 86A||In ||Open ||Yes ||Out||DU cylinder  
|align="left"|<span style="color:blue">'''Short production run ~10 min'''</span>.  
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|align="left"|<span style="color:blue">'''Short production run ~10 min'''</span>. Sweep and pair-spectrometer magnets
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were not in position as before, so it could affect the cnt rate of PS detectors for the last 3 runs.
 
R(beam down) = 1/108382 = 0.0000092 n/pulse<br>
 
R(beam down) = 1/108382 = 0.0000092 n/pulse<br>
 
R(upstream) =  161/108382 = 0.00148 e+/pulse<br>
 
R(upstream) =  161/108382 = 0.00148 e+/pulse<br>
 
<span style="color:red">About '''78%''' of photons are coming from the radiator according to PS. So-so</span><br>
 
<span style="color:red">About '''78%''' of photons are coming from the radiator according to PS. So-so</span><br>
Sweep and pair-spectrometer magnets were not in position as before, so it could affect the cnt rate of PS detectors
 
for the last 3 runs.
 
 
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Revision as of 23:18, 16 September 2011

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summary what was been done

Run # Beam Dump magnet Collimator Hardener Radiator 10 um Al Target Comments
2459 Up
90A
In Open Yes Out DU cylinder Beam check-in run.

R(beam down) = 1/160279 = 0.0000062 n/pulse
R(upstream) = 124/160279 = 0.00077 = e+/pulse

2460 Down
86A
In Open Yes Out DU cylinder Beam check-in run.

R(beam down) = 0/160873 = 0 n/pulse
R(upstream) = 142/160873 = 0.00088 = e+/pulse

2461 Down
86A
In Open Yes Down DU cylinder Beam check-in run.

R(beam down) = 33/160084 = 0.0002061 n/pulse -> ×180×60 = 2.2 n/min
R(upstream) = 990/160084 = 0.00618 e+/pulse
About 86% of photons are coming from the radiator according to PS. Good

2462 Up
90A
In Open Yes Up DU cylinder Beam check-in run.

R(beam down) = 0.000362 n/pulse -> ×180×60 = 3.9 n/min
R(upstream) = 1064/165434 = 0.00643 e+/pulse
About 88% of photons are coming from the radiator according to PS. Good

2463 Up
90A
In Open Yes Up Out Beam check-in run.

R(beam down) = 0 n/pulse
R(upstream) = 0.0062 e+/pulse

2464 Down
86A
In Open Yes Down Out Beam check-in run. Short beam off

R(beam down) = 0.000029 n/pulse
R(upstream) = 0.0055 e+/pulse

2465 Down
86A
In Open Yes Down Out Beam check-in run. Redoing 2464

R(beam down) = 3/160876 = 0.000019 n/pulse
R(upstream) = 1053/160876 = 0.0065 e+/pulse

2466 Down
86A
In Open Yes Down DU cylinder Long production run

R(beam down) = 243/972019 = 0.00025 n/pulse -> ×180×60 = 2.7 n/min
R(upstream) = 0.0064 e+/pulse

2467 Up
90A
In Open Yes Up DU cylinder Long production run

R(beam down) = 292/972017 = 0.00030 n/pulse -> ×180×60 = 3.2 n/min
R(upstream) = 0.00656 e+/pulse

2468 Up
90A
In Open Yes Out DU cylinder Long production run

R(beam down) = 0/162265 = 0 n/pulse
R(upstream) = a/162265 = 0.00170 e+/pulse
About 74% of photons are coming from the radiator according to PS. Bad

2469 Up
90A
In Open Yes Out DU cylinder Long production run. Bean was turned up a little by operator's view screen.

R(beam down) = n/pulse
R(upstream) = = 0.00 e+/pulse
Still bad

Removed dump magnet and recalibrated beam


Run # Beam Dump magnet Collimator Hardener Radiator 25 um Al Target Comments
2474 Up
90A
In Open Yes Up DU cylinder Short production run ~10 min.

R(beam down) = 76/108383 = 0.000701 n/pulse -> ×180×60 = 7.6 n/min
R(upstream) = 1223/108383 = 0.01128 e+/pulse

2475 Down
86A
In Open Yes Down DU cylinder Short production run ~10 min.

R(beam down) = 49/108579 = 0.000451 n/pulse -> ×180×60 = 4.9 n/min
R(upstream) = 743/108579 = 0.00685 e+/pulse

2476 Down
86A
In Open Yes Out DU cylinder Short production run ~10 min. Sweep and pair-spectrometer magnets

were not in position as before, so it could affect the cnt rate of PS detectors for the last 3 runs. R(beam down) = 1/108382 = 0.0000092 n/pulse
R(upstream) = 161/108382 = 0.00148 e+/pulse
About 78% of photons are coming from the radiator according to PS. So-so


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