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Permanent-Magnet (PM) magnets combine up to zero power consumption with highly stable magnet operation without ripple and cooling vibration effects for more energy-efficient and stable accelerator operation.
As part of the upgrade program BESSYII+, we will install the B2PT dipole triplet as the first PM-based accelerator magnet. It concludes the BESSYII transfer line, transporting the electron beam from the booster to the storage ring and bends the beam into the injection septum of the BESSYII storage ring.
The new B2PT is planned with three PM hybrid dipole units of 300 mm length each to substitute the present power-hungry 1-m long electromagnet. The triplet produces a stable magnetic field that can be trimmed during operation by electro-correctors in the outer magnets. The permanent magnetic field reduces injection noise into the storage ring and shrinks the total power consumption by almost 30 kW. First mechanical and magnetic tests of an individual dipole unit have been carried out and the option to Implement thermal shims for temperature stability of the magnetic field is under consideration.
This poster reviews simulated beam bending optimization of the B2PT PM triplet and its assembly process opening up to PM magnet development also required for the preparation of the future 4th-gen low-emittance source BESSYIII.
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