Performance of the plugged-in 22 Na based slow positron beam facility
Ping Wang, Yanyun Ma, Qin Xiu-Bo, Zhang Zhe, Cao Xing-Zhong, Runsheng Yu, Wang Bao-Yi
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Ping Wang, Yanyun Ma, Qin Xiu-Bo, Zhang Zhe, Cao Xing-Zhong, Runsheng Yu, Wang Bao-Yi
Abstract
The Beijing intense slow positron beam facility is based on the 1.3 GeV linac of Beijing Electron- Positron Collider (BEPC) aiming to produce mono-energetic intense slow positron beam for material science investigation. The plugged-in 22 Na based slow positron beam section has been newly constructed to supply continuous beam time for the debugging of positron annihilation measurement stations and improve the Beijing intense slow positron beam time using efficiency. Performance testing result of the plugged-in 22 Na based slow positron beam facility are reviewed in this paper, with the measurement of the beam transport efficiency, the view of beam spot, the adjustment of beam position, the measurement of beam intensity and energy spread etc. included.
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The Beijing intense slow positron beam facility is based on the 1.3 GeV linac of Beijing Electron- Positron Collider (BEPC) aiming to produce mono-energetic intense slow positron beam for material science investigation. The plugged-in 22 Na based slow positron beam section has been newly constructed to supply continuous beam time for the debugging of positron annihilation measurement stations and improve the Beijing intense slow positron beam time using efficiency. Performance testing result of the plugged-in 22 Na based slow positron beam facility are reviewed in this paper, with the measurement of the beam transport efficiency, the view of beam spot, the adjustment of beam position, the measurement of beam intensity and energy spread etc. included.
Key concepts: Positron, Physics, Beam (structure), Nuclear physics, Collider, Electron, Optics