Speaker
Mr
J. Penning
(DESY)
Description
The European XFEL consists mainly of three parts: The superconducting
linac, the undulator sections to produce light and of course the
experiments. The linac operates at 2K using cold compressors. We show how
to stabilize cryogenic operation by compensating heat load changes
introduced by the RF system by reducing the power in the associated
heaters. This includes the basic calculations and an overview of our robust
runtime environment.
Primary author
Mr
J. Penning
(DESY)
