Cs. Rogers et At. Macrander, THERMAL-STRESS ANALYSIS AND DIFFRACTION SIMULATION OF A STANDARD AND INCLINED GALLIUM-COOLED HIGH-HEAT-LOAD X-RAY MONOCHROMATOR, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment, 335(3), 1993, pp. 561-568
This paper describes the methods used to calculate the thermally induc
ed deformations in symmetrically cut, standardly configured and inclin
ed monochromator crystals using finite element analysis. The results o
f these analyses are compared to recent undulator experiments conducte
d at the Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source (CHESS) using a high-p
erformance, liquid-gallium-cooled silicon crystal. The modeling was ca
rried out for a range of machine currents, and the calculated locking
curve widths were within 10% of the experimental values. The asymmetri
c shape of the rocking curves at high currents was also predicted. The
se results lend credibility to our assertion that computer simulations
can be used to reliably and accurately predict the performance of hig
h-heat-load X-ray optics for future synchrotron sources.