Under certain accident conditions in particle accelerators,high-power beam irradiation may damage vacuum pipes,magnets,and other key equipment.Therefore,machine protection for high-power accelerators is critical to en...Under certain accident conditions in particle accelerators,high-power beam irradiation may damage vacuum pipes,magnets,and other key equipment.Therefore,machine protection for high-power accelerators is critical to ensure safe operation.It is important to study radiation damage to materials to support the design and operation of machine protection systems.In the shock-wave regime,a pronounced hydrodynamic tunneling effect occurs within materials.The traditional one-way coupling simulation method results in substantial errors in this regime.Therefore,a bidirectional iterative coupling simulation method was developed.This method enables the bidirectional coupling of the Monte Carlo code FLUKA and the thermodynamic program Ansys-Autodyn.Density changes are monitored during the simulations,and the updated density is promptly fed back to FLUKA.The program remodels the target with the new density distribution to calculate the new energy deposition distribution,which is then returned to Autodyn for subsequent simulations.This iterative process continues until the entire beam has completed the energy deposition process.Compared to existing methods,this automated method significantly improves the efficiency of the coupled simulations and reduces the possibility of human error.The HRMT-12 beam irradiation experiment at CERN was used for a benchmark study,and simulations were conducted and compared using different equations of state.The results demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of this simulation method.Compared to complex and costly beam irradiation experiments,this approach is expected to provide fast and cost-effective scientific guidance for the machine protection of high-power accelerators.Considering the severe consequences of the hydrodynamic tunneling effect,machine protection components such as beam collimators,absorbers,and dump blocks should adopt low-density materials to reduce the energy deposition density.Beam dilution may be required in beam dumping systems to avoid target damage.This method can be applied to the redundancy design of such beam dumping systems.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.12275196)。
文摘Under certain accident conditions in particle accelerators,high-power beam irradiation may damage vacuum pipes,magnets,and other key equipment.Therefore,machine protection for high-power accelerators is critical to ensure safe operation.It is important to study radiation damage to materials to support the design and operation of machine protection systems.In the shock-wave regime,a pronounced hydrodynamic tunneling effect occurs within materials.The traditional one-way coupling simulation method results in substantial errors in this regime.Therefore,a bidirectional iterative coupling simulation method was developed.This method enables the bidirectional coupling of the Monte Carlo code FLUKA and the thermodynamic program Ansys-Autodyn.Density changes are monitored during the simulations,and the updated density is promptly fed back to FLUKA.The program remodels the target with the new density distribution to calculate the new energy deposition distribution,which is then returned to Autodyn for subsequent simulations.This iterative process continues until the entire beam has completed the energy deposition process.Compared to existing methods,this automated method significantly improves the efficiency of the coupled simulations and reduces the possibility of human error.The HRMT-12 beam irradiation experiment at CERN was used for a benchmark study,and simulations were conducted and compared using different equations of state.The results demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of this simulation method.Compared to complex and costly beam irradiation experiments,this approach is expected to provide fast and cost-effective scientific guidance for the machine protection of high-power accelerators.Considering the severe consequences of the hydrodynamic tunneling effect,machine protection components such as beam collimators,absorbers,and dump blocks should adopt low-density materials to reduce the energy deposition density.Beam dilution may be required in beam dumping systems to avoid target damage.This method can be applied to the redundancy design of such beam dumping systems.
