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CHATS on Applied Superconductivity 2017

10–12 Dec 2017
Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University
Asia/Tokyo timezone
Due date for the paper submission was extended to Jan. 31 2018.

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Session I

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10 Dec 2017, 10:30
Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University

Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University

2-1-1 Katahira, Aoba-ku, Sendai 980-8577, Japan

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Session I: HTS magnet design and mechanics

  • Zhenan Jiang (Victoria University of Wellington)

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  1. 19. Basic development studies for mineral insulated superconducting magnet using REBCO coated conductors.
    Masami Iio (High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK))
    10/12/2017, 10:30

    The future particle physics experiment will require a 20 T-class high field magnet operated under radiation environment more than 200 MGy. High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK) has been performing basic development studies of the radiation-resistant high field magnet using REBCO coted conductors. A goal of this research program is an experimental proof of the small-scale magnet...

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  2. 23. Forced Flow Cooling of High Field, REBCO-Based, Fusion Magnets Using Supercritical Hydrogen and Helium
    Dr Joseph Minervini (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
    10/12/2017, 11:00

    We are studying the use of REBCO High Temperature Superconductor (HTS) tape as the superconductor for the Toroidal Field (TF) magnets for a highly compact, high field fusion reactor. Very high operating currents are desirable for use in this application due to the large volumes and very high stored magnetic energy. We envision using stacked tapes of REBCO cooled by forced flow of cryogenic...

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  3. 14. Electromagnetic and thermal modeling of small coil made from HTS round cable
    Fedor Gömöry (Slovak Academy of Sciences)
    10/12/2017, 11:30

    Placing of tapes in helical manner on a round core represents one of possible ways to accomplish high-current cables from the 2nd generation of high-temperature conductors. We follow the concept similar to that of the Conductor On Round Core (CORC) however with a metallic tube utilized as the core allowing a coolant to flow through the central channel of such Conductor On Round Tube (CORT).
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  4. 24. High-field magnets wound from CORC® cables or wires
    Danko van der Laan (Advanced Conductor Technologies)
    10/12/2017, 12:00

    Advanced Conductor Technologies has been developing Conductor on Round Core (CORC®) cables and wires wound from REBCO coated conductors for use in high-field magnets. An overview of the current status of the CORC® cables and wires will be presented, including details about the application of CORC® cables and wires in different types of magnets. Large magnets for fusion require multiple CORC®...

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