Mr
Luca Bottura
(CERN)
15/01/2013, 09:15
basics of quench thermal, electric and hydraulic phenomena. Physic models and their nature. Hot-spot, effect of cooling, helium flows. Voltages. Temperature gradients and thermal stresses. Propagation. Protection strategies depending on magnet size - scalings.
Arjan Verweij
(CERN)
15/01/2013, 10:30
Quenches experienced, natural (training), induced (beam), triggered (QH discharge) during operation. Quench propagation in the string. Quench protection in the machine vs. test benches (threshold, filters, etc.). Preventive thresholds (BLM) and related issues.
Dr
Ezio Todesco
(CERN)
15/01/2013, 11:30
What are the physical limits and how close to those limits should a magnet be during quenching, what will the new magnets in LHC require from QD+P point of view ?
Gijs De Rijk
(CERN), Mr
Luca Bottura
(CERN)
15/01/2013, 12:15
Helene Felice
(Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. (LBNL))
15/01/2013, 14:00
physics, programming, validation, distribution and availability
Justin Schwartz
(North Carolina State University)
15/01/2013, 14:30
physics and issues. State-of-the-art
Tiina Salmi
(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
15/01/2013, 15:30
modeling, issues, limits, ideas
Mr
Maxim Marchevsky
(LBNL)
15/01/2013, 16:00
Herman Ten Kate
(CERN)
15/01/2013, 16:20
adiabatic, cooled, transverse, LTS, HTS, helium mediated - (some of this could also be in the first talk on basic quench theory)
Matthieu Dalban-Canassy
(Florida State University)
15/01/2013, 16:40
Giorgio Ambrosio
(Fermilab)
16/01/2013, 09:00
Guram Chlachidze
(Fermilab)
16/01/2013, 09:20
Glyn Kirby
(CERN)
16/01/2013, 09:40
Antti Aleksis Stenvall
(Tampere University of Technology)
16/01/2013, 11:10
Rene Flukiger
(Florida State University (US))
16/01/2013, 11:30
Kyle Damborsky
(Texas A&M University)