Tag archive: cavity diagnostic
Leah Hesla | 29 March 2012
Researchers at Cornell University's Energy Recovery Linac programme recently achieved three milestones in two months. One of them could lead to more reliable superconducting accelerator cavities.
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beam current, beam emittance, cavity diagnostic, cavity processing, cavity testing, Cornell, energy recovery linac, ERL, SRF technology
Leah Hesla | 1 September 2011
Accelerator cavities have their faults, and some pits and cracks hide deep in the walls or in out-of-the-way places where they aren’t easily found. Accelerator researchers help improve flawed cavities by taking their fault-finding missions beneath the cavity surface with X-ray computed tomography.
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cavity, cavity diagnostic, Fermilab
Leah Hesla | 21 April 2011
Elegant and inexpensive, the second-sound detection system developed at Cornell University helps scientists triangulate the location of hard-to-see accelerator cavity flaws. Helium helps.
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cavity, cavity diagnostic, cavity inspection, cavity surface, Cornell, Cornell University, oscillating superleak transducers, second sound, superconducting cavity
Marc Ross | 26 March 2009
This guest Director's Corner is about our effort to open new relationships and partnerships with the (cavity manufacturing) companies, worldwide.
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cavity diagnostic, cavity manufacturing, cavity production, fabrication process, industrialisation, SRF industrialisation
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