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Advanced Photon Source |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- A-1 Architecture of the APS Facility
- A-2 Floor Coordinator Tasks
- A-3 On-Shift Tasks
- A-4 Floor Coordinator Shift Log
- A-5 Functional Description of APS Front Ends
- A-6 Beamline Hardware & Optical Components
- A-7 Personnel Safety System
- A-8 Radiation Hazards & Mitigation
- A-9 PSS Search & Secure
- A-10 Beamline Cabinet Information
- A-11 Configuration Control Work Permit
- A-12 Configuration Control Policy & Procedure
- A-13 Beamline Activity Approval Forms
- A-14 Using EPICS
- A-15 Global Online
- A-16 Turning the Key
- A-17 Standing Orders
- A-18 Liquid Nitrogen Distribution System
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Functional Description of APS Front Ends page 10
Insertion Device Beam Line
The Front End filters, if and when used, are designed to protect a beamline exit window thermally and structurally. These windows, typically made of Beryllium, act as a physical vacuum barrier between the Front End and the User beamline. Filters are typically pyrolitic graphite foils which absorb and dissipate heat from unwanted portions of the photon beam spectra. The filter is not used for windowless beamlines .
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