Analysis and experimental concepts of the vibrating wire alignment technique

WANG Xiao-Long; DONG Lan; WU Lei; LI Chun-Hua

doi:10.1088/1674-1137/38/11/117010

Chinese Physics C> 2014, Vol. 38> Issue(11) : 117010 DOI: 10.1088/1674-1137/38/11/117010

Analysis and experimental concepts of the vibrating wire alignment technique

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The vibrating wire alignment technique is a method which, by measuring the spatial distribution of a magnetic field, can achieve very high alignment accuracy. The vibrating wire alignment technique can be applied to fiducializing magnets and the alignment of accelerator straight section components, and it is a necessary supplement to conventional alignment methods. This article gives a systematic summary of the vibrating wire alignment technique, including vibrating wire model analysis, system frequency calculation, wire sag calculation, and the relation between wire amplitude and magnetic induction intensity. On the basis of this analysis, this article outlines two existing alignment methods, one based on magnetic field measurement and the other on amplitude and phase measurements. Finally, some basic experimental issues are discussed.

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WANG Xiao-Long, DONG Lan, WU Lei and LI Chun-Hua. Analysis and experimental concepts of the vibrating wire alignment technique[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2014, 38(11): 117010. doi: 10.1088/1674-1137/38/11/117010

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Analysis and experimental concepts of the vibrating wire alignment technique

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Abstract: The vibrating wire alignment technique is a method which, by measuring the spatial distribution of a magnetic field, can achieve very high alignment accuracy. The vibrating wire alignment technique can be applied to fiducializing magnets and the alignment of accelerator straight section components, and it is a necessary supplement to conventional alignment methods. This article gives a systematic summary of the vibrating wire alignment technique, including vibrating wire model analysis, system frequency calculation, wire sag calculation, and the relation between wire amplitude and magnetic induction intensity. On the basis of this analysis, this article outlines two existing alignment methods, one based on magnetic field measurement and the other on amplitude and phase measurements. Finally, some basic experimental issues are discussed.