GANIL-SPIRAL 2 facilities
  • Accelerators
  • Available beams
  • Experimental areas
    • ARIBE
    • D1
    • D2
    • D3-D6 / LISE
    • D5
    • DESIR
    • G1 / VAMOS
    • G2
    • G3
    • G4
    • IRRSUD
    • LIRAT
    • NFS – Neutrons for Science
    • S3 – Super Separator Spectrometer
  • Instrumentation
    • ACTAR TPC
    • AGATA
    • CHATEAU DE CRISTAL
    • DIAMANT
    • EXOGAM / EXOGAM2
    • FAZIA
    • INDRA
    • LPCTrap
    • MUST2
    • NEDA
    • PARIS
    • REGLIS3
    • S3 Low Energy Branch
    • SIRIUS

Available beams

Interactive Chart of ion beams

The new chart of beams aims to be a useful, efficient and quick tool to have main information about the beams produced, or potentially produced, in the facilities of GANIL.

The chart of beams allows to standardize the manner to present the data concerning the beams available in GANIL for better understanding, immediate comparison and easy access to the information.

 

The chart contains data (isotope, energy, intensity etc.) related to the  currently available and future beams at the GANIL.

https://u.ganil-spiral2.eu/chartbeams/

 


Last results for Radioactives Ion Beams developments :

List of new beams measured during the last SPIRAL1 facility machine studies 2021-2022-2023


Future beams at SPIRAL 1

We aim at expanding the list of isotopes available for experiment proposals over the years through continuous R&D on radioactive ion beam. In order to guide these developments, we encourage the regular submission of letter of intents for new beams to the GANIL PAC. The possible developments aiming at increasing the radioactive ion beam intensities and further expanding the number of available beams include

  • a surface ionization source for alkali isotopes
  • new fragmentation targets
  • fusion – evaporation targets.

For any question regarding the future beams, and for preparing the letters of intent, please contact the persons responsible for the development of the new beams via the following generic email address: chartbeams-spiral1@ganil.fr


Last results for Stable Ion Beams developments :

Trials have been carried out in recent years, in connection with physics proposals or to test new techniques. These developments have been carried out by measuring performances at the extraction of the ion source, and potential beams can be estimated for accelerated beams :

28Si7/14+ at 95 MeV/A→ 0,4 p.µA on the target

30Si7/14+ at 85 MeV/A→ 0,4 p.µA on the target

186W24+ at 6 MeV/A→ 11p.nA on the target

130Te19+ at 8 MeV/A→ 50p.nA on the target

232Th30+ at 6,1MeV/A→ 12p.nA on the target

232Th34+ at 8MeV/A→ 2p.nA on the target


Future beams at cyclotron

We aim at expanding the list of beams available for experiment proposals over the years thanks to continuous R&D on stable ion beams. In order to guide these developments, we encourage the regular submission of letter of intents for new beams to the GANIL PAC. The possible developments aiming at increasing the stable ion beam intensities and further expanding the number of available beams include

  • New High Temperature oven
  • New MIVOC Compound
  • Test of new elements-isotopes

For any question regarding the future beams, and for preparing the letters of intent, please contact the persons responsible for the development of the new beams via the following generic email address: chartbeams-cyclotron@ganil.fr