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Photos of the retirement of our superconducting linac.
You might also want to visit our general photo gallery.

Our superconducting linac was built in the 1980s as part of an ambitious effort to expand the ion collision capabilities of the lab. With our new emphasis on photon-atom collisions, though, we have retired the linac. These galleries document the decommisioning and recycling of the various parts of the cryogenic, accelerator and beam-handling systems.

Each image below links to a different set of "thumbnail" photos, which are are CoolIris enabled.

  Empty Space Where the Linac Used to Be  
  Empty Nest
Mar 2010		  
 
Bidding the Linac Farewell LCM1 Removed and an Empty Shield Wall Moving LCMs Out Of The Lab
Moving Day
Feb 2010		 LCM1 Removed
Feb 2010		 Moving LCMs
Jan 2010
 
LCM2 Disassembly LCM3 Work Continues Opening LCM3
LCM2 Disassembly
Jan 2010		 LCM3 Work
Jan 2010		 Opening LCM3
Jan 2010
 
Rebuncher Removed LHe Refrigerator Move Compressor Moved
Rebuncher Removed
Jan 2010		 LHe Plant Moved
Dec 2009		 Compressor Moved
Apr 2009

 

Last updated on Thursday, 11-Mar-2010