Magnet Design and Engineering Technique Study on a 100MeV Compact H-Cyclotron

ZHANG Tian-Jue; CHU Cheng-Jie; ZHONG Jun-Qing; CHEN Rong-Fan; YANG Jian-Jun; FAN Ming-Wu

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Magnet Design and Engineering Technique Study on a 100MeV Compact H-Cyclotron

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A 100MeV compact high intensity H-cyclotron is under design and construction at CIAE which will provide a 75MeV—100MeV, 200μA proton beam. The main magnet of this cyclotron adopts an integrally compact structure with a fixed field and four sectors, while the hill gap is constantly changeable. This paper reviews
the design features of the magnet, numerical simulation results, the inner defects of the magnet including the carbon content segregation and shrinkage porosity, factors related to mechanical design including the tolerance and deformation. The latest progress will also be reported in this paper.

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ZHANG Tian-Jue, CHU Cheng-Jie, ZHONG Jun-Qing, CHEN Rong-Fan, YANG Jian-Jun, FAN Ming-Wu and Magnet Design and Engineering Technique Study on a 100MeV Compact H-Cyclotron[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2008, 32(S1): 1-3.

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Received: 2008-01-09
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Magnet Design and Engineering Technique Study on a 100MeV Compact H-Cyclotron

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Received Date: 2008-01-09
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 2008-01-04

Abstract: A 100MeV compact high intensity H-cyclotron is under design and construction at CIAE which will provide a 75MeV—100MeV, 200μA proton beam. The main magnet of this cyclotron adopts an integrally compact structure with a fixed field and four sectors, while the hill gap is constantly changeable. This paper reviews
the design features of the magnet, numerical simulation results, the inner defects of the magnet including the carbon content segregation and shrinkage porosity, factors related to mechanical design including the tolerance and deformation. The latest progress will also be reported in this paper.