A. Remy, SISSI AT GANIL, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section B, Beam interactions with materials and atoms, 126(1-4), 1997, pp. 279-283
In the continuation of secondary beam production studies started in th
e eighties, GANIL laboratory has been running for two years an efficie
nt device called SISSI, dedicated to the production of exotic beams by
projectile fragmentation. It consists of two supraconducting solenoid
s surrounding a thick target. The magnetic field is as high as 11T and
the nominal angular acceptance of about 160 mr. SISSI is located at t
he CSS2 cyclotron exit that is upstream the alpha spectrometer and all
the experimental rooms which can therefore receive secondary beams.