Conveners
Sun-Mo-Or2 - Fabrication and Testing of Magnets for Facilities
- Douglas Martins Araujo (PSI)
- Ramesh Gupta (BNL)
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Vikas Teotia (Brookhaven National Laboratory)06/07/2025, 08:00Contributed Oral
Project 8 aims at measurement of the absolute neutrino mass using tritium, by precisely measuring the energies of the beta-decay electrons in the high-energy tail of the spectrum. A trap for atomic tritium is envisaged using a Ioffe magnet, which is discussed in this paper. The fundamental requirement is to trap atomic tritium within a large microwave cavity for cyclotron radiation emission...
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Philip Mallon (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)06/07/2025, 08:15Contributed Oral
Several superconducting electron cyclotron resonance (ECR) ion sources for heavy ion accelerators are in operation around the world. These rely primarily on magnets wound using Nb-Ti conductors. Development toward the use of Nb$_{3}$Sn conductor as an alternative conductor is advancing, with higher magnetic field limits resulting in higher intensity high charge beams being a primary...
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Dr Christian Roux (GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung GmbH)06/07/2025, 08:30Contributed Oral
Superconducting magnets for SIS100 and Super-FRS - project progress
The heavy ion synchrotron SIS100 and the fragment separator Super-FRS form the central elements of the novel accelerator facility FAIR at Darmstadt, Germany. In both machines, superconducting magnets are utilised for the ion-optical lattice.
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Currently, the production and testing of the magnet series are ongoing involving... -
Jaap Kosse (PSI)06/07/2025, 08:45Contributed Oral
We present our work on the HTS4 project, part of the CHART framework and the FCC Feasibility Study, on energy-efficient nested HTS magnets for FCC-ee. By replacing the normal conducting sextupole and quadrupole magnets in the 2900 short straight sections by HTS nested variants, significant amounts of energy can be saved. This follows from 1) avoiding ohmic dissipation in the sextupoles and...
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Dr Stefano Sorti (University of Milan and INFN Milan, LASA laboratory)06/07/2025, 09:00Contributed Oral
The Innovative Research Infrastructure on Applied Superconductivity (IRIS) is a project funded by the Italian Minister for University and Research, with leadership assigned to INFN, and LASA laboratory serving as its coordinator. This project, currently in its final phase, involves the design and construction of an Energy Saving, fully high-temperature superconducting dipole Magnet for...
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