Zhen Wang, Yajun Tong, Xiaohao Dong, Fang Liu. Optimal Compound Multi-Segment Cooling Method for High-Heat-Load X-Ray Mirrors[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2022, 42(23): 2334003

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- Vol. 42, Issue 23, 2334003 (2022)

Fig. 1. Layout of FEL-I beamline in SHINE

Fig. 2. Absorbed power density distribution of M1 at energy of 7.0 keV with grazing angle of 1.9 mrad. (a) Spontaneous radiation; (b) FEL fundamental radiation; (c) third harmonic radiation; (d) total power

Fig. 3. Heat load distribution at each characteristic energy point in M1. (a) Meridian direction of reflector;(b) sagittal direction of reflector

Fig. 4. Mirror cooling model and FEA model. (a) Mirror cooling structure; (b) enlarged view of mirror cooling structure; (c) FEA model of mirror cooling structure; (d) enlarged view of FEA model of mirror cooling structure

Fig. 5. Temperature distribution after ray with energy of 7.0 keV incident on M1 mirror at grazing angle of 1.9 mrad

Fig. 6. Thermal deformation of M1 mirror in meridian direction at each characteristic energy point

Fig. 7. Thermal deformation after X-ray with energy of 7.0 keV incident on M1 mirror at grazing angle of 4.0 mrad under different cooling fin lengths

Fig. 8. Residual height error after X-ray with energy of 7.0 keV incident on M1 mirror at grazing angle of 4.0 mrad under different cooling fin lengths

Fig. 9. Schematic diagram of multi-stage compound cooling structure
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Table 1. Parameters for accelerator used in simultaneous radiation simulation
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Table 2. Light source parameters under different photon energies
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Table 3. Material parameters in FEA
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Table 4. SR of M1 mirror under different energies
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Table 5. Optimum cooling fin lengths under different energies
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Table 6. SR under different energies after comprehensive optimization
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Table 7. Nominal heat load and working repetition rate before and after optimization at SR=0.96

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