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    Accelerator Reliability Workshop 2026 (ARW2026)

    15–20 Nov 2026
    Hotel Aomori
    Asia/Tokyo timezone

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    Simulation versus Test Benches for Accelerator Reliability

    18 Nov 2026, 10:30
    Hotel Aomori

    Hotel Aomori

    1-1-23 Tsutsumi-machi, Aomori-shi, Aomori, Japan

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    Simulation versus Test Benches for Accelerator Reliability

    • Ken Baggett (Jefferson Lab)

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    1. 47. Development and Validation of a Nondestructive Capacitive Pick-Up type Bunch Shape Monitor
      Donghyun Kwak (Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI))
      18/11/2026, 10:30
      Oral

      Monitoring the longitudinal bunch shape is important for understanding beam dynamics and maintaining beam quality in accelerator facilities. Conventional bunch shape monitors are often interceptive, making continuous measurements difficult during beam operation. Nondestructive approaches based on residual gas have also been developed to reduce beam interaction; however, these systems are...

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    2. 37. AvailSim4: A General-Purpose Simulation Tool for Accelerator Availability
      Jack Heron (CERN)
      18/11/2026, 11:00
      Oral

      Ensuring accelerator availability requires modelling of the interactions between component failures, repair processes, system dependencies and operational processes. AvailSim4 is an open-source, general-purpose, discrete-event Monte Carlo tool providing a simulation foundation for addressing these challenges across a range of accelerator projects and technologies. Its flexible architecture has...

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    3. 74. Safety Test Benches for ITER TBM Systems at QST Rokkasho: Experimental Validation of Safety Assessments
      Takanori Hirose (QST)
      18/11/2026, 11:30
      Oral

      The Water-Cooled Ceramic Breeder (WCCB) Test Blanket System (TBS), a fusion blanket test module for ITER, employs high-temperature, high-pressure water cooling and requires safety assessments based on numerical simulations of thermal-hydraulic and accident phenomena. Because the accuracy of such assessments depends on modeling assumptions and input data, experimental validation is essential to...

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