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RADIATION DOSE SIMULATIONS FOR JEFFERSON LAB’S PERMANENT MAGNET RESILIENCY LDRD STUDY

Abstract

In late 2023, Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facil- ity (Jefferson Lab) funded a Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD) grant dedicated to investigating the impact of radiation on permanent magnet materials. This research initiative is specifically geared towards assessing materials slated for use in the CEBAF energy upgrade. The experimental approach involves strategically placing perma- nent magnet samples throughout the accelerator, exposing them to varying radiation doses. The simulation code BD- SIM is used to first validate the data and then to simulate the effects on future higher energy passes to study the degra- dation effects on the permanent magnets. In this paper we present the progress of that work.

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Deitrick, K., Gamage, B., Nissen, E., Bodenstein, R.. 2024-05-01. RADIATION DOSE SIMULATIONS FOR JEFFERSON LAB’S PERMANENT MAGNET RESILIENCY LDRD STUDY. https://doi.org/10.18429/jacow-ipac2024-thps57

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