Proton Synchrotron Straight section pictures

On the blue table, Octupole magnet PR.ODN70.A added in Straight Section 70, as described in PS-MONAA-EC-0001. Existing Octupole in the Straight Section renamed PR.ODN70.B At the right, a pneumatic vacuum sector valve.

Ejection kicker magnet KFA71. Together with the kicker in SS79, this device kicks the beam in preparation for its ejection in SS16. The four rectangular boxes are ion pumps. In the left foreground, a vacuum pumping station.

New Tune Stripline Beam Position Monitor PR.BPMT72.A installed in Straight Section 72, as described in ECR: 1234117 The floor still carries the marks of the kicker magnet that used to be installed here.

At the left, between the pole pieces of the bending magnet, one of the pick-ups of the orbit measurement system (CODD). On the blue table one quadrupole magnet of the transition triplet (orange) and the kick enhancement quadrupole magnet QKE73CT.

An empty straight section. In the foreground, at the left, a vacuum pump. The red sphere is a turbo pump, and on the floor stands a roughing pump.

The rectangular steel box at the left is a wire scanner, measuring the vertical profile of the beam.

An accelerating radio frequency cavity, part of the 10MHz system. The red top contains the tunable ferrite-loaded cavity, and the blue bottom holds the power amplifier.

Radio frequency cavity 'Tjitske'. This 40.055MHz cavity is used to split particle bunches into equal parts prior to ejection towards the SPS.

Radio frequency cavity 'Susan'. This 40.055MHz cavity splits the particle bunches into equal parts, prior to ejection towards the SPS. The rectangular jacketed boxes sticking out at various places are vacuum ion pumps.

Kicker magnet KFA79. Together with the kicker in SS71, this device kicks the beam in preparation for its ejection in SS16.
Standing on the floor at the left, a vacuum pumping station.