Conveners
WED-OR2-703 Mechanical Behavior and Coil Tests
- HIdetoshi OGURO (Tokai University)
- Hyung-Seop Shin (Andong National University)
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Jeseok Bang (Seoul National University)11/17/21, 8:30 AMOral
Korea Medical Device Development Fund (KMDF) launched a national project to develop a high-temperature superconductor magnet for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in 2020. This project's ultimate target is to develop a 6 T 320 mm high temperature superconductor (HTS) magnet. Major concerns in developing the MRI magnet in terms of electromagnetic dynamics are the time-varying field uniformity...
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Jaap Kosse (PSI - Paul Scherrer Institute)11/17/21, 8:45 AMOral
This work concerns the development of non-insulated (NI) HTS magnets at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), Switzerland.
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The Swiss Light Source (SLS) synchrotron at PSI uses superbend magnets as a brilliant source of X-rays. As part of an upgrade of the SLS, two LTS superbends are being constructed. These NbTi-based magnets will each consist of a pair of racetracks to generate the desired... -
Ms Yufan Yan (Tsinghua University)11/17/21, 9:00 AMOral
In recent years, remarkable progresses have been made in the R&D efforts for HTS high-field magnets. The screening-current-induced magnetic field (SCIF) and mechanical stress/strain (SCIS) in REBCO coils are raising growing concerns. This study presents experimental and theoretical analyses on the SCIS in two REBCO coils, with and without over-banding structures, as inserts in an LTS...
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Dr Matthias Mentink (CERN)11/17/21, 9:15 AMOral
HTS is valuable for future detector magnets as it allows operation at elevated temperatures and magnetic fields. However, due to slow propagation of normal-zones, quench protection remains a challenge. Non-insulated coil technology offers a potential way forward, but controlling the associated ramping time constant is still an unresolved challenge. This study offers a potential way to have...
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Michael De Leon (Andong National University)11/17/21, 9:30 AMOral
High-temperature superconducting (RE)Ba2Cu3O7-x (REBCO) coated conductor (CC) tapes are known for their capacity to tolerate high tensile stress under applied uniaxial tension, typically in the range of 600-700 MPa at 77 K, while mediocre level under pure bending (a.k.a., easy bending). Once utilized in coil, however, there is a limit to the value of the allowed strain/stress before...
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Mr Tomonori Watanabe (Chubu Electric Power co., inc.)11/17/21, 9:45 AMOral
In order to achieve high intensity and compact multifunctional cyclotron, the behavior of the non-circular coil in a high magnetic field at 4.2 K, and the reinforcement of it have been investigated. Two types of isosceles triangle shaped double-pancake coils; a coil with reinforcement due to Yoroi-coil (Y-based oxide superconductor and reinforcing outer integrated coil) structure and a coil...
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Dr XiaoGang Liu (Institute of Plasma Physics)11/17/21, 10:00 AMOral
A 14 T whole-body MRI superconducting magnet is currently being designed at the Institute of Plasma Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences. The main coils will be wound with the Nb3Sn Rutherford cable-in-channel conductors, actively shielded, and operate at 1634 A to produce a central field of 14 T in an 840 mm warm bore. The magnetic field homogeneity is 5 ppm in a 45cm DSV. The inductance is...
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Diego Arbelaez (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)11/17/21, 10:15 AMOral
The U.S. Magnet Development Program (USMDP) is developing Canted-Cosine-Theta (CCT) magnet technology for future high field accelerator magnets. The CCT concept limits Lorentz force accumulation by placing turns within precision-machined grooves that are separated by ribs and a spar that intercept forces, substantially reducing the stress in the conductor. CCT technology has been advanced...
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