Towards a high-intensity muon source at CiADS
Han-Jie Cai, Yuan He, Shuhui Liu, Huan Jia, Yuanshuai Qin, Zhijun, Wang, Fengfeng Wang, Lixia Zhao, Neng Pu, Jianwei Niu, Liangwen Chen, Zhiyu, Sun, Hongwei Zhao, Wenlong Zhan

TL;DR
This paper proposes a high-intensity muon source driven by the CiADS linac, introducing a novel liquid lithium jet target concept, analyzing its efficiency, heat management, and feasibility for advanced muon production.
Contribution
It introduces the first liquid lithium jet muon production target concept and evaluates its advantages over traditional targets for high-intensity muon sources.
Findings
Liquid lithium jet target shows higher muon production efficiency.
Liquid lithium target has better heat dissipation capabilities.
Advantages include compactness and potential for high-power operation.
Abstract
The proposal of a high-intensity muon source driven by the CiADS linac, which has the potential to be one of the state-of-the-art facilities, is presented in this paper. We briefly introduce the development progress of the superconducting linac of CiADS. Then the consideration of challenges related to the high-power muon production target is given and the liquid lithium jet muon production target concept is proposed, for the first time. The exploration of the optimal target geometry for surface muon production efficiency and the investigation into the performance of liquid lithium jet target in muon rate are given. Based on the comparison between the liquid lithium jet target and the rotation graphite target, from perspectives of surface muon production efficiency, heat processing ability and target geometry compactness, the advantages of the new target concept are demonstrated and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMuon and positron interactions and applications · Particle Detector Development and Performance · Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
