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25 February 1993 Thermal analysis of the crotch absorber in APS
I. C. Albert Sheng, Joseph W. Howell
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Abstract
A crotch absorber design for use in the Advanced Photon Source (APS) has been proposed and analyzed. The absorber is placed downstream of sectors S2 and S4 in the curved storage ring chamber and is subjected to a peak power of 120 W/mm2 per 100 mA synchrotron radiation. A beryllium ring is brazed on the GlidCop cooling cylinder in order to diffuse the concentrated bending magnet heating. One concentric water channel and two annular return water channels are arranged in the GlidCop cylinder to enhance the cooling. A Bodner-Partom thermoviscoplastic constitutive equation and a modified Manson-Coffin fatigue relation are proposed to simulate the cyclic thermal loading, as well as to predict the thermal fatigue life of the crotch absorber. Results of temperature and stress using finite element computations are displayed and a series of e-beam welder tests and microstructure measurements are reported.
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I. C. Albert Sheng and Joseph W. Howell "Thermal analysis of the crotch absorber in APS", Proc. SPIE 1739, High Heat Flux Engineering, (25 February 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.140530
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KEYWORDS
Beryllium

Heat flux

Interfaces

Electron beams

Thermal engineering

Copper

Thermal analysis

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