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The KATRIN experiment M. Beck Institut Für Kernphysik Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster Wilhelm-Klemm-str. 9 48149 Münster Motivation The Experiment Principle, Set-up, Status Summary

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Page 1: The KATRIN experiment M. Beck Institut Für Kernphysik Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster Wilhelm-Klemm-str. 9 48149 Münster Motivation The Experiment

The KATRIN experiment

M. Beck

Institut Für KernphysikWestfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster

Wilhelm-Klemm-str. 948149 Münster

MotivationThe Experiment

Principle, Set-up, StatusSummary

Page 2: The KATRIN experiment M. Beck Institut Für Kernphysik Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster Wilhelm-Klemm-str. 9 48149 Münster Motivation The Experiment

The NeutrinomassExperimental detection of neutrino oscillations

Neutrinos have got mass

How large is m(e), what is the mass hierarchy?

-Oscillations7,310-5eV2 < m12

2 < 9.310-5eV2 solar

1,610-3eV2 < m232 < 3.610-3eV2 atm.

There is a with mi 0,009eV and one with mj 0,05eV

2. 0-decaym(e) 0,4 eV to be confirmed

3. Tritium -decaym(e)2 = -0,6 2,2 2,1 eV2 Mainz m(e) 2,3eV (95%)

4. CosmologymiO(1eV)

Page 3: The KATRIN experiment M. Beck Institut Für Kernphysik Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster Wilhelm-Klemm-str. 9 48149 Münster Motivation The Experiment

The Neutrinomass

Planned sensitivity of KATRIN: 0,2eV

Detection limit 0,3eV (3) / 0,35eV (5)

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Tritium Decay: 3H3He+ + e- + e

Tritium -Decay

SuperallowedE0 = 18.6 keVt 1/2 = 12.3 a

dN/dE = K F(E,Z) p Etot (E0-Ee) |Uei|2 [ (E0-Ee)2 – m(i)2 ]1/2

Page 5: The KATRIN experiment M. Beck Institut Für Kernphysik Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster Wilhelm-Klemm-str. 9 48149 Münster Motivation The Experiment

The KATRIN experiment

Being set-up at the Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe

KArlsruhe TRItium Neutrinoexperiment

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Principle: MAC-E Filter

Solid angle:

Up to 2

Adiabatic:

=E/B=const.

Resolution:

E/E=Bmin/Bmax

Bmax= 6T

Bmin 310-4T

E 1eV

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The Tritium-Source: WGTSWGTS: Windowless Gaseous Tritium Source

Purpose:Tritium source with high and uniform intensity

Properties: = 9cm/L = 10m/B = 3,6T/ = 0,1%, T = 0,1K !!!Gas purity 95±1% T2 !!!T2-flow: 4,7Ci/s !!!

p(T2)max= 410-3mbarColumn density 51017 T2/cm2

1010 -decays/s

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conzept:

2-Phasen Neon

(sied.

Flüssigkeit)2-phase Neon

beam pipe

Cu Tritium

heaters.c.Heliumvessel

Kr

The Tritium-source: WGTS

Pressure regulationtested successfully:testexperiment TILO

( constant at ‰ im level)

Status:Ordered

Page 9: The KATRIN experiment M. Beck Institut Für Kernphysik Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster Wilhelm-Klemm-str. 9 48149 Münster Motivation The Experiment

The transport section

Purpose:- Transport of the -Electrons to the spectrometers- Prevent the transport of T2 (Reduction of the flux of T2 by 1011 to 10-14 mbar l/s!!!)

Differential pumping sectionsDPS1-F, DPS2-FCryopumping sections

CPS1-F, CPS2-F

Page 10: The KATRIN experiment M. Beck Institut Für Kernphysik Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster Wilhelm-Klemm-str. 9 48149 Münster Motivation The Experiment

The transport section

Status:DPS2-F under constructionTRAP-experiment: cryosorption is working

Cryopumping:Cryosorption on Ar-snow

Testexperiment TRAP:

DPS2-F

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The prespectrometer

Purpose:MAC-E filter for the suppression of -electrons with E<18,4keV

Fixed retardation potential of 18,4kV = 1,7m/L = 4,2m, Bmax= 4,5T, Bmin = 0.025TReduction of electron-flux 10-7

E 70-80eV

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The prespectrometer at FZK

Since end of 2003 at the Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe

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The prespectrometer at FZK

Wire electrode

NEG (10000l/s)

Status:Vaccuum tests successfull: p < 10-11 mbarEMD-test in progress since July 2006

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The main spectrometer

Purpose:MAC-E filter for the precision measurement of the endpoint region of the Tritium -spectrum

Variable retardation potential 18,5-18,6kV=10m/L=23m, Bmax= 6T, Bmin = 310-4Tvacuum < 10-11mbar !!!E 1eV

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An end section

Deggendorf, 14.3.2006Deggendorf, 14.3.2006

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The spectrometer tank

Deggendorf, 14.3.2006Deggendorf, 14.3.2006June 2006

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The wire elctrode

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The wire electrode

5 x 20cylinder

3 x 20large cone

1 x 10small cone

Sum: 240 moduls!

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The wire electrode

Single module:ca. 1.50 m x 1.80 m2 combs connectedvia 4 C-profiles

„Combs of stainlesssteel“:

Cut by water or laser

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The wire electrode

C-profile

Comb1. layerØ 0.3 mm

2. layerØ 0.2 mm

70 m

m 25 mm

Prototype, U MünsterPrototype, U Münster

Prototype in Münster

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The detector

Purpose:Position sensitive detectionof the electrons

Status:Under development

SegmentedSi-PIN diode

Detector of prespectrometer

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Schedule

First components already set up at FZK:Prespectrometer → vacuum- and EMD-tests

Installation of the main spectrometer at FZKplanned for end of 2006

(Mass-)production of the wire electrode modulesin Münster in 2007 → installation end of 2007

Test measurements with a Krypton-source(U Münster) at the main spectrometer in 2008

Installation of the Tritium-source in 2008

Tritium measurements will start in 2010

Work on the building for the main spectrometer at FZK

Page 23: The KATRIN experiment M. Beck Institut Für Kernphysik Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster Wilhelm-Klemm-str. 9 48149 Münster Motivation The Experiment

SummaryThe aim of KATRIN is to search for the

neutrino mass in the region 0,2-2eV→ distinguish between hierarchical

and degenerate mass models

→ cosmologically relevant

For the specifications see KATRIN design report 2004 FZKA Scientific Report 7090

The main components are under construction

Measurements with KATRIN will start in 2010