Pool-Cooled Superconducting Coils: Past, Present and Future

Thome, R.J.; Dawson, A.M.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4613-2213-9_39

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“…If the conductor is not able to recover, it will quench and reach the normal state. The minimum energy necessary to initiate the quench is called MQE [4]. During the stability tests the energy is deposited using a single sinusoidal magnetic field wave [5], which generates coupling-and eddy current losses in the conductor.…”

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Calculation method for pulsed magnetic field energy supplied to Nb3Sn ITER CS conductors during SULTAN stability tests

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Calculation method for pulsed magnetic field energy supplied to Nb3Sn ITER CS conductors during SULTAN stability tests

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“…If the conductor is not able to recover, it will quench. The Minimum Energy necessary to initiate the Quench is called MQE [65]. Different from the AC loss measurements, during the stability tests the energy is deposited using a single sinusoidal magnetic field wave, see Figure 2.3.…”

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Modeling electro-magnetic and thermal Stability of Cable-in-Conduit Superconductors for Fusion Magnets

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The views and the opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of the ITER Organization as well as EUROFusion. vi vii per mio padre to my father viii xix 5.4. JackPot Plasma Scenario short sample simulation _____________ 5.4.1. Magneto-resistance and Lorentz' force effect ___________________ 5.4.2. Simulation results ________________________________________ 5.5. Temperature evolution in a layer of CSU2 module ____________ 5.5.1. JaskPot-THEA results ______________________________________ 5.6. Conclusion ____________________________________________

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Pool-Cooled Superconducting Coils: Past, Present and Future

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References 36 publications

Calculation method for pulsed magnetic field energy supplied to Nb3Sn ITER CS conductors during SULTAN stability tests

Calculation method for pulsed magnetic field energy supplied to Nb3Sn ITER CS conductors during SULTAN stability tests

Modeling electro-magnetic and thermal Stability of Cable-in-Conduit Superconductors for Fusion Magnets

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