The superconductor test facility sultan

Elen, J.D.; Franken, W.M.P.; Horváth, I.; Pasotti, G.; Ricci, M.; Roeterdink, J.A.; Sacchetti, N.; Spadoni, M.; Vécsey, G.; Weymuth, P.

doi:10.1109/tmag.1981.1060978

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“…The cryostat for the HTS test sample will be inserted into the magnet aperture. Its conceptual design is similar to the cryostat of 4.5 to 50 K. To excite HTS test samples with a current up to 100 kA, a superconducting transformer will be used, a solution that has been implemented in the SULTAN [6] and EDIPO [1] test facilities. D. Arbelaez, S. Prestemon, and G. Sabbi are with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA.…”

Section: Test Facility Parametersmentioning

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Status of the High Field Cable Test Facility at Fermilab

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IEEE Trans. Appl. Supercond.

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Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (FNAL) and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) are building a new High Field Vertical Magnet Test Facility (HFVMTF) for testing superconducting cables in high magnetic field. The background magnetic field of 15 T in the HFVMTF will be produced by a magnet provided by LBNL. The HFVMTF is jointly funded by the US DOE Offices of Science, High Energy Physics (HEP), and Fusion Energy Sciences (FES), and will serve as a superconducting cable test facility in high magnetic fields and a wide range of temperatures for HEP and FES communities. This facility will also be used to test high-field superconducting magnet models and demonstrators, including hybrid magnets, produced by the US Magnet Development Program (MDP). The paper describes the status of the facility, including construction, cryostat designs, top and lambda plates, and systems for powering, and quench protection and monitoring.

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Section: Test Facility Parametersmentioning

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Status of the High Field Cable Test Facility at Fermilab

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Arbelaez

et al. 2023

IEEE Trans. Appl. Supercond.

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“…The construction of the 12 T insert coil system in itself, is planned to be an intermediate step towards the 40 k A critical current conductors needed for the toroidal field coils of next step fusion reactor experiments, as for example INTOR (2). This aim led to the adoption of a number of advanced design principles:…”

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Upgrade of the Sultan Superconducting Test Facility to 12 Tesla by Three a-15 Coils

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“…European development of high-field conductor includes international collaboration in the construction and use of a major conductor test facility called SULTAN (SUpraLeiter Test ANlage) located at Villigen, Switzerland [40]. Participating laboratories are CNEN (Frascati, Italy), ECN (Petten, The Netherlands), and SIN (Villigen, Switzerland).…”

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Superconducting magnets for fusion

1982

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With the intention of informing the broad community of fusion researchers, the background, status, and potential future uses of superconducting magnets are covered. After a brief explanation of the principles of superconducting magnets, the technological basis is examined. Major emphasis is on the description of activities in the worldwide development and application of superconducting magnets in fusion programmes through mid-1981. Evaluation of progress and projection of needs for fusion reactors lead to the conclusion that superconducting magnets can be available when required.

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The superconductor test facility sultan

Cited by 28 publications

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Status of the High Field Cable Test Facility at Fermilab

Status of the High Field Cable Test Facility at Fermilab

Upgrade of the Sultan Superconducting Test Facility to 12 Tesla by Three a-15 Coils

Superconducting magnets for fusion

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