25–27 Oct 2021
Heavy Ion Laboratory, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland
Europe/Warsaw timezone

Experimental complex ACCULINNA-2: status and development

27 Oct 2021, 10:20
30m
Heavy Ion Laboratory, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland

Heavy Ion Laboratory, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland

Pasteura 5A 02-093 Warsaw Poland
Oral Session 7

Speaker

Mr Sergey Krupko (FLNR)

Description

The ACCULINNA-2 fragment separator was newly built at FLNR JINR [http://aculina.jinr.ru/] for providing RIB with Z≤20 and 20-40 AMeV. The driver U-400M cyclotron is under reconstruction until end of 2022.
The experimental complex ACCULINNA-2 includes a wide range of tools and detector systems:
• Beam equipment: production target unit, beam dump, wedge and slits.
• Additional RIB cleaning device - RF-kicker for proton-rich isotopes.
• T-o-F and tracking ion-by-ion secondary beam diagnostic.
• Cryogenic isotope thin foil physical targets:
o H2, D2 gas/solid
o Unique T2 gas/liquid
o Low temperature He3, He4 gas/liquid
• 20-1500 mkm thickness SSD with scintillator arrays allows one to combine dE-E telescopes for the wide range of tasks.
• Neutron wall based on monocrystalline stilbene (neutron/gamma pulse-shape identification) and plastic segmented array.
• Zero-angle spectrometer for beam like charged particle detection.
Thus, the directions developed by our team cover the whole spectrum of experimental tasks at ACCULINNA-2 and can be applied at other facilities.

Primary authors

Alexander Gorshkov (FLNR JINR) Andrey Bezbakh (FLNR JINR) Andrey Fomichev Mr David Biare (FLNR JINR) Grzegorz Kamiński (Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research) Gurgen Ter-Akopian (Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia) Ivan Muzalevskii (JINR) Leonid Grigorenko (FLNR, JINR) Mikhail Golovkov (FLNR) Pavel Sharov (JINR) Sergey Belogurov (FLNR JINR) Mr Sergey Krupko (FLNR) Sergey Stepantsov (FLNR JINR) Vratislav Chudoba (FLNR JINR)

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