DocumentCode
1135005
Title
Conceptual design of a 24-32 MW radially-cooled insert for a ⩾45 T hybrid system
Author
Weggel, Robert J. ; Hake, Michael E. ; Stejskal, Vladimir
Author_Institution
Francis Bitter Nat. Magnet Lab., MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA
Volume
30
Issue
4
fYear
1994
fDate
7/1/1994 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
2184
Lastpage
2187
Abstract
The FBNML is designing and will fabricate a radially-cooled insert magnet to generate 70% of the field of a system, Hybrid V, to surpass 45 T in a 32 mm bore. The insert is to have an overall diameter and a maximum active coil length of 610 mm. With a background field of 14 T the system should generate 47 T at 24 MW and nearly 49 T at 32 MW. The peak stress is extremely high, calling for conductors such as Be-Cu (UNS C17510) and 24% Ag-Cu with strengths up to 1100 MPa. The peak heat flux density also is high, nearly 12 W/mm2. Because the water is coldest and its velocity highest where the heat flux is highest, however, the peak temperature is only 80°C. The water flow is ≈200 l/s at 27 atm. The system is to be very user friendly. Access is completely unobstructed at the top. Insert removal leaves the plumbing and electrical connections intact. The massive and expensive outer coils should be long lived, the inner coil easily replaceable. During an inner coil burnout, a sleeve intercepts arcing from the inner coil to the middle one, reducing burnout severity and fault loads. The insert should be a worthy successor to those of the FBNML´s world-record holding systems, Hybrids II and III
Keywords
cooling; electromagnets; power supplies to apparatus; superconducting magnets; 24 to 32 MW; 32 mm; 45 to 49 T; 610 mm; Ag-Cu; Be-Cu; Hybrid V; inner coil burnout; peak heat flux density; radially-cooled insert magnet; Boring; Coils; Cooling; Hybrid power systems; Laboratories; Magnetic flux; Power supplies; Stress; Superconducting magnets; Water conservation;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9464
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/20.305705
Filename
305705
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