2020
DOI: 10.1109/tasc.2020.2979398
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Impact of Failing Insert Coils on the Mechanical Design of the HFML 45 T Hybrid Magnet System

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“…Conventionally, the worst-case fault force scenario is considered to be the one in which all coils short-circuit at mid-plane. We discuss this topic in depth in [5] and show there that (i) the maximum force that can develop is about 30% (50%) of the result of a static calculation for small (large) coils and (ii) that the multi-coil failures have a realistic chance of developing over two or three coils at best, with at least one of the A-coils involved in a three coil event. Table III lists the full static fault forces for a number of scenarios.…”
Section: Fault Forcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conventionally, the worst-case fault force scenario is considered to be the one in which all coils short-circuit at mid-plane. We discuss this topic in depth in [5] and show there that (i) the maximum force that can develop is about 30% (50%) of the result of a static calculation for small (large) coils and (ii) that the multi-coil failures have a realistic chance of developing over two or three coils at best, with at least one of the A-coils involved in a three coil event. Table III lists the full static fault forces for a number of scenarios.…”
Section: Fault Forcesmentioning
confidence: 99%