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Tom Fornek

LUSI Update [email protected]

12 November 20081

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

LUSI Status Update

Tom Fornek

Project Manager

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12 November 20082


Project description (1)

LUSI will deliver:

Three X-ray scattering instruments that have been funded by DOE-BES as a “Major Item of Equipment (MIE)” project:

XPP X-ray Pump Probe

CXI Coherent X-ray Imaging

XCS X-ray Correlation Spectroscopy

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LCLSLUSI

Offset MonochromatorExp. ChamberDetector

Beam Transport

Project description (2)Project description (2)

Near Experimental Hall Far Experimental Hall

XPPXCS CXI

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LUSI Status Changes June-November

LCLS Directorate Organization Developed

LUSI Project Execution Plan Approved

CD-2 Approved Oct. 22, 2008

LUSI Team Leader Meetings Held

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LCLS Directorate Organization

LCLS Directorate

Dale KnutsonMark Reichanadter, Deputy

Business Office

Cindy LoweTBD, Deputy

Accelerator Systems Division

John SeemanTBD, Deputy

Engineering Physics Division

Dave SchultzJames Krebs, Deputy

Experimental Facilities Division

Jochen SchneiderJerome Hastings, Deputy

Strategic Projects Division

John Galayda

LUSI Incorporated into LCLS Directorate

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LCLS STRATEGIC PROJECTS DIVISION

LCLS Strategic Projects DivisionJohn Galayda – Division Director

Michael Scharfenstein – ES&HDarren Marsh – QA

Helen O’Donnell – Administrative Support

LCLS Construction ProjectJohn Galayda – Project Director

Mark Reichanadter – Deputy Project DirectorJess Albino – Associate Project Director for Civil Cinstruction

LUSI MIE ProjectTom Fornek – Project ManagerTBD – Deputy Project Manager

LUSI uses LCLS Directorate Services (ES&H, QA, PMCS, Finance)

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LUSI INTEGRATED PROJECT TEAMDOE-HQ

Harriet Kung, Acquisition ExecutiveT.E. Kiess, Program Manager

DOE-SSOH. Joma

DOE Federal Project Director

SLACT. Fornek

LUSI Project ManagerTBD - Deputy

WBS 1.2 XPP IIT

D. Fritz(Instr. Scientist)

J. Langton( Lead Eng)

J. DelorJ. Defever

WBS 1.3 CXI IIT

S. Boutet(Instr. Scientist)

P. Montanez( Lead Eng)

A. BusseK. Fox

WBS 1.4 XCS IIT

A. Robert(Instr. Scientist)

E. Bong(Lead Eng)

T. Osier

WBS 1.5 DCOY. Feng

(Lead Scientist)E. Ortiz

(Lead Eng )T. MontagneM. CampellR. JacksonB. Bigornia

Instrument TeamLeaders

DOE-SSO Support

WBS 1.6

Data Acquisition & Controls

G. Haller(Lead)

LCLSDirectorate Support

EngineeringTechnical Configuration Control Committee

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LUSI Scope

There are six level 2 WBS elements in WBS 1.0

WBS 1.1 – Project Management

WBS 1.2 – X-ray Pump Probe (XPP)

WBS 1.3 – Coherent X-ray Imaging (CXI)

WBS 1.4 – X-ray Correlation Spectroscopy (XCS)

WBS 1.5 – Diagnostics and Common Optics

Includes XPP, CXI and XCS diagnostics and optics

WBS 1.6 – Controls and Data Acquisition

Includes XPP, CXI and XCS controls and DAQ

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LUSI Cost Baseline

WBS DescriptionCD-2 Est.

($M)

1.1 Project Management 5.5

1.2 X-ray Pump Probe (w/BNL) 5.9

1.3 Coherent X-ray Imaging 9.5

1.4 X-ray Correlation Spectroscopy (w/BNL) 7.7

1.5 Diagnostics & Common Optics 6.4

1.6 Controls & Data Acquisition 7.1

Contingency 13.0

2.0 Other Project Costs 4.9

LUSI Total Project Costs 60.0

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LUSI Funding Profile ($M)

PriorYrs

FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 Total

TEC 0.50 6.00 15.00 15.00 13.50 5.10 55.10

OPC 3.40 1.50 4.90

Total 3.40 2.00 6.00 15.00 15.00 13.50 5.10 60.00

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LUSI ADVANCE PROCUREMENT REQUEST AT CD-2

DESCRIPTIONPROCUREMENT

REQUESTBUDGETED

COSTBUDGETED COST + CONTINGENCY

WBS TOTAL

X-ray Pump/Probe Diffractometer

Sample tilt Platform 245,321 380,247

Sample Kappa Platform

130,552 228,466

Parts 186,650 281,842

XPP Detector Mover Detector Mover 183,831 292,291 1,182,846

Coherent X-ray Imaging

1.0 micron KB Mirror system (Note 1)

986,450 1,775,610 1,775,610

X-ray Coherent Scattering

Diffractometer System

531,294 929,765

XCS Detector Mover 688,800 1,350,048 2,279,813

Diagnostics & Common Optics

Large Offset Monochromator

1,173,831 1,855,888 1,855,888

TOTAL 4,126,729 7,094,157 7,094,157

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LUSI Schedule Changes

CD-2 Review Recommendation to plan for one CD-3 and one CD-4 incorporated into baseline plan

CD-3 – April, 2010

CD-4 – August, 2012

Early science milestones for XPP and CXI established as Level 2 milestones

XPP – October, 2010

Commissioning readiness in July, 2010

CXI – August, 2011

Commissioning readiness in April, 2011

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CALENDAR YEARS

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

CD-3 CD-4

XPP Early Science

XPP Procurement Approval

CXI Early Science

LUSI Schedule Baseline

CD-2

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BA Plan & BCWS to Fit BA Profile

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$51,000,000

$54,000,000

$57,000,000

Contingency

1.6 - Controls

1.5 - DCO

1.4 - XCS

1.3 - CXI

1.2 - XPP

1.1 - Program Mgmt

Funding

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XPP Instrument Design

X-ray Optics & Diagnostics

Sample Goniometer

Diagnostics

Ultrafast Laser

Detector Mover

Detector

XPPD. Fritz

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CXI Instrument Design

1 micron focusKB system (not shown)

0.1 micronKB system

Sample Chamber with raster stageDetector Stage

(Utilizing the LCLS Detector)Diagnostics &Wavefront Monitor

Particle injector

LCLS Beam

CXIS. Boutet

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XCS Instrument Design

Optical raft (1.4.2)Optics and Diagnostics (1.5)

Diffractometer(1.4.4.1)

Large Angle Detector Stage(1.4.4.3)

XCSA. Robert

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Instrument Team Leaders

XPPK. Gaffney, Photon Science-SLAC (leader)D. Reis, University of MichiganT. Tschentscher, DESYJ. Larsson, Lund Institute of TechnologyA. Nilsson, Photon Science-SLAC

XCSB. Stephenson, ANL (leader)K. Ludwig, Boston UniversityG. Grübel, DESY

CXIJ. Hajdu, Photon Science-SLAC, Uppsala University (leader)H. Chapman, LLNLJ. Miao, UCLA

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Instrument Update

XPPWBS 1.2

Hutch 2

XCS Offset MonochromatorWBS 1.5

X-ray transport tunnel

XCSWBS 1.4

Hutch 6

CXIWBS 1.3

Hutch 1

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Near Experimental HallAMO

Control Room

AMO(LCLS)

XPP EndstationHutch 3

XPPControl Room

Future XPPSAXS Area

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XPP Instrument @ LCLSPhoton Shutter

Photon Shutter

Intensity Monitor

Intensity Monitor

Intensity Monitor

Intensity Monitor

Slits

Slits

Slits

Focusing Lenses

Attenuators

Pulse Picker

Mirrors

Sample Goniometer

Detector Mover

Profile Monitor

Profile Monitor

Profile Monitor

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XPP Schedule

Components Available in Mid-2010Components Available in 2012 (or

before)

Sample Goniometer (Kappa & Tilt Platform) X-ray Focusing Lenses

Detector Mover Harmonic Rejection Mirrors

X-ray Detector System Attenuators

Laser System Optics and Diagnostics Laser Power Amplifier

X-ray Slits Optical Parametric Amplifier

X-ray Pulse Picker

X-ray Diagnostics

Controls & DAQ

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Far Experimental Hall

Coherent X-ray Imaging Instrument(Hutch 5)

Control Room

Lab Area

X-ray Correlation SpectroscopyInstrument (Hutch 4)

Hutch 6

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CXI Physics RequirementsRequirement Device

Remove X-ray beam halo X-ray Guard Slits/Apertures

Tailor X-ray intensity Attenuators

Tailor X-ray repetition rate Pulse Picker

Characterize X-ray pulse intensity Intensity Monitor

Characterize X-ray spatial profile Profile Monitor

Characterize X-ray pulse intensity before the sample on every shot

Non-destructive Intensity Monitor

Characterize X-ray focus Wavefront Monitor

Align experiment without X-ray beam Reference Laser

Maximize X-ray flux on sampleTailor focal spot size to the sample

Focusing optics1 micron Kirkpatrick-Baez Mirrors0.1 micron Kirkpatrick-Baez Mirrors

Minimize air scatter and backgroundPosition sample and final apertures

Sample environment

Position sample environment Instrument Stand

Deliver single particles to the X-ray beam in the gas phase

Particle Injector

Measure X-ray scattering pattern2D X-ray Detector (Utilizing the LCLS

Detector)

Position X-ray area detector Detector Stage

Analysis of sample fragments after Coulomb explosion

Ion Time-of-Flight

Photon Shutter

Guard Slits

Attenuators

Pulse Picker

Sample EnvironmentParticle InjectorIon TOF-MS

KB Mirrors

FE

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Wavefront Monitor

Detector Stage

Beam Dump

Guard Slits

Guard Slits

KB Mirrors

Aperture

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Diagnostics

Diagnostics

Diagnostics

Guard Slits

Diagnostics

Reference Laser

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Instrument Availability

Components Available in Early 2011

“CXI Early Science”

Components Available in 2012(or before)

Alignment Laser 0.1 micron KB System

1 micron KB System Sample Chamber for 0.1 micron KB

Sample Chamber for 1 micron KB Particle Injector

2D Detector Ion Time-of-Flight

Detector Stage

Diagnostics & Common Optics

Controls & DAQ

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CXI Major AccomplishmentsAdded 1 micron sample chamber to reduce project risk

Conducted LUSI’s first advance procurement technical review

CXI 1 micron mirror system - October 8

Developed one micron K-B mirror system mechanical support system concept

Provided hutch 5 specification input to LCLS Conventional Facilities for FEH hutch design

Cornell detector system progressing wellSupport system design developed

Satellite Workshop held Friday, October 17 “ Application of Coherent X-rays at the LCLS”

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Far Experimental Hall

Coherent X-ray Imaging Instrument(Hutch 5)

Control Room

Lab Area

X-ray Correlation SpectroscopyInstrument (Hutch 4)

Hutch 6Future XCS

SAXS Area

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XCS Instrument @ LCLS Photon ShutterPrimary Slits

Diagnostics

Secondary Slits

Diagnostics

Split and Delay

Focusing Lenses

Attenuators

Diagnostics

Photon Shutter

Defining Slits

DiffractometerLarge AngleDetector Stage

Monochromator

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Harm. Rej. Mirrors

Pulse Picker

Secondary SlitsDiagnostics

Goal Time-resolved observation of coherent diffraction patterns using LCLS coherent hard x-rays (6-25keV)

Tailor and characterize X-ray beam parametersSpatial profile

Intensity

Repetition Rate

Spectral Bandwidth

X-ray Photon Correlation Spectroscopy Requirements

Versatility of the instrumentation (SAXS, WAXS, GI)Coherence preservation of x-ray optics (to the extent possible)

Detector with small pixel size/Large sample-detector distance

Key Performance Parameters4-20 keV energy range

Using the fundamental and third harmonic

0.1-0.01% energy resolution

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Device Ready Date

4-circle Diffractometer (Horiz. Scattering ) CD-4 (8/2012)

Large Angle Detector Mover CD-4 (8/2012)

Large Offset Monochromator CD-4 (8/2012)

Harmonic Rejection Mirrors CD-4 (8/2012)

X-ray Focusing Lens CD-4 (8/2012)

Pop-In Profile Monitor (5) CD-4 (8/2012)

Pop-In Intensity Monitor (5) CD-4 (8/2012)

Intensity-Position Monitors (5) CD-4 (8/2012)

Attenuators CD-4 (8/2012)

Guard Slits (6) CD-4 (8/2012)

Pulse Picker CD-4 (8/2012)

XCS CD-4 Deliverables

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XCS Major Accomplishments

Developed detailed cost and schedule baseline

Provided hutch 4 specification input to LCLS Conventional Facilities for FEH hutch design

Added XCS large offset monochromator back into diagnostics and common optics scope

Satellite Workshop held Friday, October 17 “ Application of Coherent X-rays at the LCLS”

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