Special Linear Collider Event

Session

ILC/CLIC Accelerator Technologies for Industrial Applications I

30 Oct 2012, 14:00

Anaheim, CA

19. Opportunities for applications of LC technology (institutional perspective)

Marc Ross (Fermilab)

30/10/2012, 14:00

Particle accelerators are widely perceived as tools for mankind in the service of science. The next generation will see applications of accelerators broadly expanded and adapted for use in service to society. This transition has been enabled by an era of work to extend the frontiers of technology in terms of performance, reliability and cost. The surprising richness of the micro-universe has...

20. Overview of industrial, medical, energy and security related accelerator use (industry perspective)

S. Henderson (FNAL, USA)

30/10/2012, 14:25

Based on the 2009 workshop “Accelerators for America’s Future,” (AfAF) an assessment was made on how accelerator technology developed by the nation’s laboratories and universities could directly translate into a competitive strength for industrial partners and a variety of government agencies in the research, defense and national security sectors. The workshop report provides comprehensive and...

21. Applications of Superconducting RF linear accelerators (industry perspective)

T. Favale (Advanced Energy Systems, Princeton, NJ, USA)

30/10/2012, 14:50

This paper will discuss the criteria for use of SRF technology for industrial applications i.e. when does it make sense to use SRF. Criteria such as capital costs, operating costs and space considerations will be covered. Based on these criteria applications such as flue gas and water treatment as well as most medical applications do not meet the criteria. Applications such as isotope...

22. Applications of Normal-conducting RF linear accelerators (industry perspective)

W. Wuensch (CERN)

30/10/2012, 15:15

Normal conducting linacs are used in a wide variety of industrial applications. Basic RF parameter choices, such as peak input power and accelerating gradient, are influenced by a number of factors but are often conservatively matched to performances achieved in other machines. Now the normal conducting linear collider R&D programs have led to practical accelerating gradients above 100 MV/m....

23. Applications of Linear Collider supporting RF technology (industry perspective)

S. Lenci (Communications & Power Industries LLC, Palo Alto, USA)

30/10/2012, 15:40

The presentation will provide an overview of RF Technology that supports Linear Colliders, as various RF sources (klystrons and IOT’s), components (Power Couplers and Barrier Windows), and other related technology. It will include a future outlook towards future devices and the use of similar technologies in a wider research and industry perspective.