Conveners
Mon-Af-Or9: Stability, Magnetisation and Field Quality
- Fedor Gömöry (Slovak Academy of Sciences)
- Matthias Mentink (CERN)
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Seungyong Hahn (Seoul National University / National High Magnetic Field Lab.)28/08/2017, 17:00G3 - Stability of Conductors and CoilsRegular 15 minutes Oral Presentation
For the past few years, notable progress has been made in the no-insulation (NI) high temperature superconductor (HTS) magnet technology. Electromagnetic (thus fast) quench propagation, the key mechanism for the "self-protecting", has been demonstrated in experiments of >100 NI modules and test coils, as well as various numerical simulations. Major drawbacks of the NI technique, including...
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Dr Wan Kan Chan (North Carolina State University, Raleigh, USA)28/08/2017, 17:15G3 - Stability of Conductors and CoilsRegular 15 minutes Oral Presentation
Due to low turn-to-turn contact resistances, non-insulated (NI) REBCO coils possess much higher thermal stability than their insulated counterparts. Experiments even showed that NI coils are in general self-protecting, recovering from a quench without external quench protection mechanisms. Recent studies showed that an uncontained local quench can amplify itself quickly, leading to an abrupt...
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Anne Bergen (University of Twente)28/08/2017, 17:30G3 - Stability of Conductors and CoilsRegular 15 minutes Oral Presentation
A straightforward analytical model is presented that describes the observed slow thermal drift of the conduction-cooled ReBCO coils developed for the EcoSwing project. In the vicinity of their critical surface, both the temperature and the voltage across these coils drift upwards in response to a current step, on a time-scale ranging from minutes to hours. Eventually, such drift results either...
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Mr Zhou Difan (University of Cambridge)28/08/2017, 17:45G3 - Stability of Conductors and CoilsRegular 15 minutes Oral Presentation
A portable magnet system based on bulk (RE)BCO, high temperature bulk superconductors, which constitute high-field magnets, has been designed constructed. The use of a small-volume sterling cryocooler with a base temperature of 50 K has enabled a portable and compact magnet design. The magnetization of the bulk superconductors was realized by a pulsed field magnetization (PFM) technique. The...
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Tommaso Bagni (University of Twente)28/08/2017, 18:00G3 - Stability of Conductors and CoilsRegular 15 minutes Oral Presentation
The Cable-In-Conduit Conductors (CICCs) for the ITER magnets are subjected to fast changing magnetic fields during the plasma-operating scenario. In order to anticipate to the limitations of the conductors under the foreseen operating conditions, it is essential to have a better understanding of the stability margin of the magnets. In the last decade ITER has launched a campaign for...
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Dr David K. Hilton (NHMFL-FSU)28/08/2017, 18:15G5 - Magnetization and Field QualityRegular 15 minutes Oral Presentation
Demand continues to be high for high-temperature superconducting (HTS) wires and tapes to wind coils of high field quality for NMR or MRI applications. A magnet bore field mapper of relatively simple design and operation is needed to confirm the low-order spherical harmonics during testing after construction of such coils, irrespective of compensation. Presented here is one probe design of a...
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