The electron beam is then injected into the superconductive linac (booster), accelerated to the energy of 8.35MeV and transported to the main linac that increases the beam energy to 35MeV.
Next, the electron beam is inserted into a high-energy booster, which accelerates it to 8.35MeV, before being transferred to the main accelerator, where its energy is increased to 35MeV.