24–28 Jun 2019
Crowne Plaza Brussels Le Palace
Europe/Zurich timezone

Development of Nb3Sn for FCC at BRUKER

27 Jun 2019, 13:45
15m
Ballroom II (Ground floor)

Ballroom II

Ground floor

Presentation Superconducting magnets & associated technologies Magnets

Speaker

Carl Buehler (Bruker EST)

Description

CERN and BRUKER have been longstanding, historic partners in the development, manufacture and support of today’s materials for accelerator magnets. With the Future Circular Collider on the horizon, both companies decided to build on their partnership and extend their collaboration in order to ready today’s state of the art A-15 Materials for the requirements of future accelerator magnets. As of 2018, CERN and BRUKER are collaborating on three major topics:

First – The development, reproducible characterization and evaluation of the effect of internal oxidation and other APC approaches on several variations of BRUKER’s PIT and RRP® designs.

Second – The refinement of manufacturing strategies and heat treatments to maintain a high Jc and RRR at very small filament diameters.

Third – The development of a more resource-efficient, cost-saving and less energy-intensive manufacturing route for the large scale fabrication of high-Jc Nb3Sn conductors.

In this talk, BRUKER presents the extent of their joint project and discusses first results, methods, challenges and perspectives of the internal oxidation in PIT conductors with the goal to establish a common base for the characterization of such wires and to understand the working principles of this promising technique.

Primary author

Carl Buehler (Bruker EST)

Co-authors

Mr Matheus Wanior (Bruker EAS) Bernd Sailer (Bruker EAS GmbH) Manfred Thoener (Bruker EAS) Dr Klaus Schlenga (Bruker HTS GmbH) Dr Sandra Kaufmann-Weiss (KIT) Bernhard Holzapfel Prof. Martin Heilmaier (KIT)

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