The LINAK-200 linear accelerator at the JINR Nuclear Power Plant is being built to provide electronic test beams with an energy of up to 200 MeV for research and development in the field of particle detectors, to study advanced methods for diagnosing electron beams and to work as an irradiation unit for applied research. Although the LINAK-200 uses MEA accelerator equipment (NIKHEF), the vacuum system has been significantly upgraded. This paper presents the design and condition of the new vacuum system.
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