Cryogenic System for PKU-FEL

Abstract

PKU-FEL based on superconducting (SC) accelerator facility is under construction at PekingUniversity. It will run in IR (5 - 10 μm) and THz (100 - 3000 μm) region as an ideal experimental FEL platform for universities. The SC accelerator facility is composed of a DC-SC injector and a 1.3-GHz 2 × 9-cell SC accelerator. In order to better the performance, the injector and the accelerator are bath-cooled by 2 K super fluid helium in cryostats. A 2 K cryogenic system has been designed, constructed and assembled.

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L. Xiong, N. Peng, W. Lu, L. Liu, X. Liu, J. Li, L. Ma, B. Dong, Y. Jiang, J. Tang and L. Zhang, "Cryogenic System for PKU-FEL," Journal of Modern Physics, Vol. 4 No. 6A, 2013, pp. 1-4. doi: 10.4236/jmp.2013.46A001.

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