HI-LHC-UK Phase 2
Lead Research Organisation:
University of Huddersfield
Department Name: Physics
Abstract
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Planned Impact
High Luminosity LHC is the most important current project in Particle Physics and one of the most important large infrastructure projects in the world. This contribution will investigate novel beam collimation techniques for controlling the very high intensity HL-LHC beams. These beams have an enormous stored energy and uncontrolled beam losses could cause serious damage to the LHC components. Due to the very large stored energy, new collimation techniques are required and without these, HL-LHC will not be able to achieve its full physics reach.
As well as being crucial for the LHC, these collimation techniques may also be beneficial for other high power accelerators, both in particle physics and elsewhere.
As well as being crucial for the LHC, these collimation techniques may also be beneficial for other high power accelerators, both in particle physics and elsewhere.
Organisations
People |
ORCID iD |
Thomas Robert Edgecock (Principal Investigator) |
Title | Merlin accelerator simulation code |
Description | A very new technology has been added to the code - silicon crystal collimators - which will enable their study for collimation at the LHC. |
Type Of Technology | Physical Model/Kit |
Year Produced | 2024 |
Impact | Work is still ongoing, so impacts will follow. |