Conveners
M3Or3B - AC Loss
- Milan Majoros
- George Panasyuk (NRC Senior Researcher)
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Yuhu Zhai (Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory)21/05/2025, 14:00Contributed Oral
We aim to build and test a Bi-2212 insert prototype coil designed by Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) for the feasibility study of next step compact device such as compact stellarator or spherical tokamak (ST) ohmic heating central solenoid in a fusion pilot plant (FPP) beyond the present National Spherical Torus eXperiment Upgrade (NSTX-U). Low AC loss is critical for fast ramping...
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Michael Sumption21/05/2025, 14:15Contributed Oral
This paper focusses on the AC loss of round multifilamentary superconductors over a wide frequency range, but with a focus on higher frequencies. We review the loss expressions for multifilamentary conductors and apply them to specific cases including several MgB2 conductors (some intended for low loss) as well as a Bi:2212 conductor. The different critical frequency regimes (bounded by fc1,...
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Jason Hartwig21/05/2025, 14:30Contributed Oral
Achieving sustainability in commercial aviation hinges on the transformation of large transport aircraft (>150 passengers), which are the principal contributors to aviation emissions. These 150+ passenger aircraft have powertrains with rated power in excess of 20 Megawatts. System studies have shown that the highest possible aircraft efficiencies can be obtained for fully superconducting...
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Elena Tamagnini (Politenico di Torino)21/05/2025, 14:45Contributed Oral
High-current HTS cables made of stacked REBCO tapes are being considered for large superconducting magnet systems for fusion and other applications. AC losses are critical when analyzing a stack of non-insulated tapes. Using finite element software such as COMSOL, it is possible to model a 3D stack of non-insulated REBCO tapes and assess how AC losses vary, depending on factors such as the...
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Mr Jin Kwon21/05/2025, 15:00Contributed Oral
To achieve MW class high power-density aircraft propulsion motors, conductors with high ampacity but low overall losses are required. Aircraft powered by such motors are often designed to be zero or low emissions with the use of cryogenic fuel such as liquid hydrogen (LH2) or liquid natural gas (LNG). In this work we consider an operating point of 20 K, enabled by pool boiling LH2, which...
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Tushar Garg (The Ohio State University)21/05/2025, 15:15Contributed Oral
This study presents experimental measurements of the magnetization of ReBCO tape stack cables in magnetic fields up to 30 T at 4.2 K. The M-H response of these conductors is important for various applications, including particle accelerators, fusion reactors, and other emerging technologies. We employed a susceptibility technique, utilizing the NHMFL's Bitter magnet as the primary coil. A...
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Justin Scheidler (NASA Glenn Research Center)21/05/2025, 15:45Contributed Oral
Superconducting coils are designed for carrying high electrical current at low losses for use in future superconducting power transmission lines, transformers, fault current limiters, and electric machines for aircraft. The coils in the armature (typically the stator winding) of electric machines are exposed to highly dynamic magnetic excitation. In this environment, it is critical to...
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