North Area of CERN SPS

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The North Area of CERN’s Super Proton Synchrotron (SPS) is a major experimental zone hosting fixed-target high-energy physics experiments that use proton beams extracted from the SPS accelerator.


Statements (51)
Predicate Object
instanceOf experimental area
fixed-target experimental facility
beamExtractionMethod slow extraction
beamType proton beam
country Switzerland
hasBeamLine H2 beam line
H4 beam line
H6 beam line
H8 beam line
K1 beam line
K12 beam line
K2 beam line
K4 beam line
K6 beam line
M2 beam line
M4 beam line
M6 beam line
T2 beam line
T4 beam line
T6 beam line
T8 beam line
hasExperimentalHall EHN1
EHN2
EHN3
EHN4
hosts detector R&D
fixed-target experiments
test-beam experiments
locatedIn CERN Meyrin site
operationMode fixed-target
operator CERN Beams Department
partOf CERN
Super Proton Synchrotron
primaryPurpose high-energy physics experiments
provides neutrino beams for some experiments
secondary electron beams
secondary hadron beams
secondary muon beams
servesExperiment AMBER
CLOUD
COMPASS
DIRAC
NA61/SHINE
NA62
NA64
ProtoDUNE
SHiP test facilities
test-beam users programme
status operational
typicalBeamEnergy up to 400 GeV
usesBeamFrom Super Proton Synchrotron

Referenced by (7)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
NA48 ("CERN North Area")
NA62
locatedAt
M2 beam line ("CERN North Area experimental hall")
UA1 experiment ("Super Proton Synchrotron experimental area")
sitedAt
CERN accelerator complex ("CERN SPS North Area Neutrino Facility (historical)")
hasPart
Common Muon and Proton Apparatus for Structure and Spectroscopy ("Super Proton Synchrotron experimental area")
locatedIn
COMPASS ("CERN SPS experimental programme")
partOf

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