LMJ - DP14 Neutron Pack Calibration

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LMJ - DP14 Neutron Pack Calibration O. Landoas, F. Philippe, S. Liberatore CEA DAM DIF, F-91297 ARPAJON, FRANCE CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting Olivier LANDOAS June 28 th 29 th, 2016 22 JUIN 2016 CEA 10 AVRIL 2012 PAGE 1

In 2019, first implosion of D 2 capsule with neutron production At least 7 laser chains will be used for the implosion of D 2 capsule Irradiation geometry of LMJ quads and PETAL beam. The operative quads at the beginning of 2019 are indicated in red (Bundles # 5, 10, 11, 17, 18, 28 and 29). The next operative quads are indicated in green (Bundles # 6, 22, 23 and 24) Spherical coordinates of beam ports CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 2

Expected Neutron Yield is about 10 11 D 2 neutrons n(t) = neutron yield Ti max = 1.85 kev Map of the Ti @ t = 2.25 ns Time (s) Neutron yield estimation : 1.16 10 11 with 2D simulation 1.20 10 11 with 1D simulation CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 3

LMJ DP14 : Neutron pack Goals : Neutron yield measurement (Activation, PMT ntof, CVD ntof) Ti measurement (PMT ntof, CVD ntof) Bang Time measurement (PMT ntof, CVD ntof) Anisotropy measurement. (PMT ntof, CVD ntof) D 2 implosion for 2019 : 1 equatorial axis + 1 near polar axis(16 ) is requested at minimum in 2019. Neutron yield prediction (1D et 2D) 10 11 ( 10 9-10 10 due to 3D effects) Neutron yield prediction is too low to use Indium diagnostic on LMJ in 2019 (Threshold about 5.10 11 @ 50 cm from TCC) Impossible to use the activation diagnostic which is the reference for neutron yield calibration Impossible currently to use CR39 Necessary to use PMT + scintillators inside the target chamber go away from target chamber and protections to minimize downscattered g and neutrons PMT ntof calibration for D 2 and DT on OMEGA facility. Development for 2019-2022: symmetry with 10 laser chains and more Activation diagnostic in D13 position + RTP. 11 measurement locations are requested for the neutron pack. Goals: - Use the same concept for all measurement location on the target chamber - Try to anticipate evolutions after 2022 CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 4

Draft model of DP14 re-entrant tube : fixing CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 5

Draft model of DP14 re-entrant tube : maintenance CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 6

Draft model of DP14 re-entrant tube : operation CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 7

Draft model of DP14 re-entrant tube : operation Protection panels Target Chamber R. Clatot W. Duchasternier CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 8

Summary: Overview LMJ implosion of D 2 capsule in 2019 Simulations 1D & 2D: n = 10 11 & Ti max = 1,85 kev PMT ntof goal: D 2 Y n = 10 9-10 10 & Ti = a few kev 6 ntof positions: 2 perpendicular equatorial axis + 1 near polar axis (16 ) We will use both GPMT 140 (gain 10 3 ) et GPMT 240 (gain 10 6 ) allow us to measure Yn if prediction is overestimated will allow us in future to measure secondary neutrons yield Piq 456 ( =319.5 ) GPMT 140 South Long LOS Piq 448 ( =229.5 ) GPMT 240 BVA Sud Piq 104 ( =45, =16 ) GPMT 140 East Long LOS West Long LOS D13 MS / RTP Activation Piq 412 ( =49.5 ) GPMT 22 JUIN 140 2016 Piq 435 ( =139.5 ) GPMT 140 Piq 716 ( =225, =164 ) GPMT 240 CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 9

Amplitude ( V ) Amplitude ( V ) LMJ ntof range estimation using measurements made on OMEGA at 5.2 meters from TCC 240 100.0 10.0 HT = -5000V - Gain = 5300 HT = -4200V - Gain = 1000 HT = -3500V - Gain Projection = 150 LMJ - GPMT 140 Série4 Série5 Série6 DD DT HT = -5000V - Gain = 5300 D 2 primary neutrons GPMT 140 + BC422Q(1 %) = 40 mm x 10 mm @ 3,6 m from TCC HT = -4200V - Gain = 1000 1.0 1.E+14 HT = -3500V - Gain = 150 Série4 Série5 Série6 DD range : 2 x 10 9 à 5 x 10 13 DT range : 10 9 à 5 x 10 13 0.1 1.E+09 1.E+10 1.E+11 1.E+12 1.E+13 1.E+14 Flux neutron Possibility to use 20 mm thick BC422Q 10.0 HT = -5000V - Gain = 9.4 e5 HT = -4200V - Gain = 1 e5 HT = -3500V Projection - Gain = 2,25 LMJ - e3 GPMT 240 Secondary neutrons in D 2 shot 1.0 1 1.E+12 HT = -5000V - Gain = 9.4 e5 HT = -4200V - Gain = 1 e5 HT = -3500V - Gain = 2,25 e3 GPMT 140 + BC422Q(1 %) = 40 mm x 10 mm @ 3,6 m from TCC 0.1 1.E+07 1.E+08 1.E+09 1.E+10 1.E+11 1.E+12 Flux neutron DT range : 10 7 à 5 x 10 11 CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 10

Gain The PMT commissioning will be made at CEA before calibration on OMEGA Commissioning will be made at CEA : PMTs gain curve and linearity/gain using a light source Gating modules tests and operation IR measured on ELSA facility with g Reference PMT Scope Light Source Beam splitter PMT PHOTEK PMT 140 or 240 GM DG 535 1.E+06 PMT240 Gain curve 1.E+05 1.E+04 1.E+03 Measured with charge Photek datas Measured with amplitude 1.E+02 2900 3400 3900 4400 4900 High Voltage (V) CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 11

Two ways to make calibration on OMEGA OMEGA : 1 st option: 2 nd option : Is there free LOS or positions around the OMEGA target chamber? How many PMT can be installed at the same time? Can CEA PMT and acquisition system stay on OMEGA from 2017 to 2019? Use PMT inside a re-entrant tube Low yield. Use PMT outside the Target Chamber with a collimator. Shots days : low D 2 and DT yields CEA D 2 shot day in September 2017 ( FY18 and FY19?) Low DT yield on OMEGA? Detectors & acquisition : 8 PMT need to be calibrated (D 2 and DT) Scopes, HV, attenuators rack and cables will be provided by CEA Possibility to use the OMEGA acquisition system? Use of the CEA Indium activation diagnostic during 1 shot day (as for DT in 2009) atm PMT PMT LoS Collimator Fe, CH, Pb CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 12

Draft schedule for DP14 development and calibration 2016 2017 2018 2019 Photek PMT Scintillators Ordered and delivery Order and delivery PMT receipt and qualification @ CEA IR test on ELSA facility with g Diagnostic qualification for OMEGA Calibration on OMEGA (D 2 and DT) to August 2017 to June 2017 to August 2017 4 th quarter FY17 (PI: F.Philippe) From July 2017 to April 2019 LMJ shot CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 13

Conclusion Scattering simulations need to be done to quantify geometry effects between OMEGA calibration and LMJ measurements LMJ PMTs (x8) need to be calibrated on OMEGA for D 2 : CEA will take D 2 shot day on OMEGA for FY17,18 and 19 We would like to use CEA indium activation diagnostic during 1 shot day to compare calibrations ( as made for DT in 2009) If LLE agrees, we need to find LOS or positions on the OMEGA target chamber to be able to calibrate several PMT during the same shot : Diagnostic qualification process Can DP14 diagnostic stay several month on OMEGA? : PMT in TB, scopes rack in La Cave Can we use OMEGA acquisition system? According to PMT positions, it should be fine to calibrate PMTs for low DT yield. GOAL = start PMTs calibration during 2017, September 16 th shot day (PI : F. Philippe). CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 14

Five additional positions on meridian 333 could be used after 2019 Piq 123 : = 333, 123 : = DN200 22.5 Piq 226 : = 333, 226 : DN200 = 44 Piq 354 : = 354 333, : DN200 = 70 Piq 536 : = 333, 536 : DN200 = 112 Piq 724 : = 333, 724 = : DN400 146.8 CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 15

CEA 10 AVRIL 2012 PAGE 16 22 JUIN 2016 CEA-NNSA Joint Diagnostics Meeting June 28 th 29 th, 2016 PAGE 16