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Abstract:
The static heat loss and unloaded Q0 are the most important values for both the cryogenic and the RF systems. The BEPCⅡ SRF cavity operates in a liquid helium bath contained in a vacuum insulated, liquid nitrogen cooled radiation shielded vessel. During the horizontal test at the test station, thermodynamic method is used to measure and calculate the static loss and Q0 value of the SRF cavity. This paper has briefly introduced the method and process to measure the static loss and Q0 value of the SRF cavity. The results under different experimental conditions are presented as important data for acceptance test of the SRF cavity.
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