Incology alloy 908 data handbook

Toma, Luigi; Steeves, M.M.; Reed, R. P.

doi:10.2172/10190577

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“…Though there are many factors contributing to this result, the hysteresis loss of Incoloy 908 jacket could play a substantial role to this. The hysteresis loss of Incoloy 908 is 4.1 mJ/cc during 1 T cycle at 4 K [12] and the volume ratio between Incoloy 908 and non-copper part in the CICC is 3.7. Then, the loss in Incoloy 908 corresponds to 10% of the loss in the non-copper part for 10-kA pulse where the maximum field is 2 T.…”

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AC Loss Characteristics of the KSTAR CSMC Estimated by Pulse Test

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Chu

Chung

et al. 2006

IEEE Trans. Appl. Supercond.

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The KSTAR Central Solenoid Model Coils (CSMC), which are in the form of split coils with same dimension, have been tested. The CSMC were successfully charged up to 20 kA and down to zero with different ramp rates. Various pulse waveforms were applied to the CSMC to analyse the AC-loss characteristics of the coils. The measurement method was a gas-flow calorimetry. In this work, two types of waveforms, the DC-biased sinusoidal wave ( = 2, 4 kA;

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