The VEPP-2000 Collider Control System: Operational Experience

Authors

  • Alexander Senchenko Russian Academy of Sciences (BINP SB RAS) The Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics
  • Dmitry Berkaev Russian Academy of Sciences (BINP SB RAS) The Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics
  • Alexander Lysenko Russian Academy of Sciences (BINP SB RAS) The Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics
  • Yury Rogovsky Russian Academy of Sciences (BINP SB RAS) The Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics
  • Petr Shatunov Russian Academy of Sciences (BINP SB RAS) The Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23727/CERN-Proceedings-2017-001.223

Keywords:

Control system, accelerator, collider.

Abstract

The VEPP-2000 collider was commissioned and operated successfully in 2010-2013. During the operation the facility underwent continuous updates and experience in maintenance was acquired. Strong cooperation between the staff of the accelerator complex and the developers of the control system proved effective for implementing the necessary changes in a short time.

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Published

2017-06-29

Issue

Vol. 1 (2017): CERN-BINP Workshop for Young Scientists in e+e- Colliders

Section

Submission to the proceedings of CERN-BINP Workshop for young scientists in e+e- colliders

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