WP7: Magnets
WP7 will be coordinated by CERN. Other participants are CEA, INFN, SOTON, TUDa, UTWENTE, UMIL, PSI, UNIGE, KIT, CNRS.
Objectives
The objective of this work package is to address feasibility and technology limits of the magnet and powering systems, assess technology readiness and R&D timeline. The leading topics are: (i) the value of the maximum field and free bore of the solenoids for the target, capture and cooling complex, (ii) the concept and feasibility of the fast accelerator chain, and (iii) design options for the magnets of the collider complex. We address the above topics through a combination of conceptual design work, targeted tests and specific characterization measurements. We also plan to exploit synergies with on-going developments in other fields (high magnetic field science, NMR, fusion) and programs (EU High-Field Magnets R&D, US-MDP).
Organization structure

Tasks
Task 1 – Coordination and Communication
Task Leaders: L. Bottura (CERN) , B. Bordini (CERN), B. Caiffi (INFN)
Task 1 plays a transversal role supporting the entire Work Package.
Main objectives:
– Overall coordination of magnet design studies and R&D activities
– Facilitation of communication among WP partners and with other WPs
– Organization of WP meetings and topical workshops
– Support for documentation and administrative activities
– Establishment and maintenance of a magnet catalog
– Consolidation of power and cost estimates for the full magnet system
– Interface for safety and environmental aspects
Task 2 – Target, Capture and Cooling Magnets
Task Leader: M. Statera (CERN)
This task addresses magnets associated with muon production, capture, and beam cooling.
Main objectives:
– Coordination of magnet activities for the target, capture, and cooling complex
– Survey of design options and definition of preliminary performance specifications
– Development of conceptual designs for target, capture, and final cooling magnets
– Integration of cooling cell magnet designs into the global magnet catalog
– Study of magnet cooling solutions and definition of power requirements
– Evaluation of radiation load and definition of related requirements
– Provision of a preliminary cost estimate
Task 3 – Accelerator Ring Magnets
Task Leader: F. Boattini (CERN)
This task focuses on magnets required for the beam acceleration stage.
Main objectives:
– Coordination of magnet activities for the accelerator complex
– Survey of design options and definition of preliminary performance specifications
– Development of conceptual designs for AC+DC magnet systems (hybrid NC+SC or all-SC)
– Conceptual design of the power management system in collaboration with power converter activities
– Definition of power requirements
– Provision of a preliminary cost estimate
Task 4 – Collider Ring Magnets
Task Leaders: B. Caiffi (INFN), S. Mariotto (UNIMI)
This task addresses magnets for the collider, including arcs and interaction regions.
Main objectives:
– Coordination of magnet activities for the collider complex
– Survey of arc and IR magnet design options and definition of preliminary specifications
– Development of conceptual designs for arc and IR magnet systems
– Study of magnet cooling solutions and definition of power requirements
– Evaluation of radiation load and participation in mitigation studies
– Provision of a preliminary cost estimate