The meeting will provide a forum where the cavity experiences at different labs can be discussed and shared
Contact: Morten Jensen
The superconducting cavities used in the Diamond storage ring are only use in relatively few light sources to date. This meeting is open to current and future users of the superconducting cavities of the 500 MHz CESR-B design. Although the operation at each lab is different, we share the common aim to improve performance and reliability. The meeting will provide a forum, where the cavity experiences at the different labs can be discussed and shared. We will review typical operational requirements and reliability, upgrades and improvements carried out or planned, operating procedures and best practices.
Christopher Regier - Canadian Light Source
Michael Pekeler - Research Instruments GmbH
Daniel Trompetter - Research Instruments GmbH
James Rose - Brookhaven National Laboratory
Sergey Belomestnykh - Brookhaven National Laboratory and Cornell University
Heung-Sik Kang - Pohang Accelerator Laboratory
Young-Do Joo - Pohang Accelerator Laboratory
Chen Luo - Shanghai Ins. Of Applied Physics
Yubin Zhao - Shanghai Ins. Of Applied Physics
Chaoen Wang - National synchrotron Radiation Research Centre - Taiwan
Morten Jensen - Diamond Light Source
Pengda Gu - Diamond Light Source
Alun Watkins - Diamond Light Source
Shivaji Pande - Diamond Light Source
| Title | Speaker |
| Welcome and Introduction | R Walker, DLS |
| DLS 1: The Diamond Storage Ring Cavities: Background, Statistics and Main Issues | M Jensen, DLS |
| DLS 2: Detailed analysis of Cavity Trips, Cavity Preparation and Trip Prevention. | P Gu, DLS |
| Cornell 1: Experience with C-cell cavities in CESR | S. Belomestnykh, BNL/Cornell |
| CLS 1:CLS SRF Operating Experience | C. Regier on behalf of M. de Jong, CLS |
| Taiwan 1: SRF Operation for TLS at NSRRC Part 1: Overview of Last 6 years operational experience | C Wang, NSRRC |
| RI: Cavity build development and variations/improvements | M Pekeler, RI |
| NSLS II: Considerations for the NSLS-II SRF System | J Rose, NSLS |
| PLS II: PLS-II RF System | H S Kang, PLS |
| SSRF 1: Operational Status of the SSRF RF System | Y Zhao, Shanghai Ins. of Applied Physics |
| CLS 2 - Dynamic Modeling of a Cryogenic System and the Canadian Light Source | C Regier, CLS |
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