Title :
High performance coils for pulsed magnets
Author :
Heremans, G. ; Herlach, F. ; van Bockstal, L. ; Witters, J. ; Lefever, I.
Author_Institution :
Lab. voor Lage Temperaturen en Hoge-Veldenfysica, Leuven, Belgium
fDate :
1/1/1992 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
In the framework of the EUROMAGTECH cooperation, several coils for pulsed magnetic fields were developed and tested for their ultimate performance. A winding machine was developed which can reinforce each layer of conductor with a uniaxial wrap of fibers. Thus, optimum reinforcement can be obtained which resulted in coils producing 67 T in a 12-mm bore and 58 T in a 20-mm bore. Alternatively, a cable of pearlitic steel around a copper core was developed at BEKAERT, resulting in a wire with a strength of more than 1 GPa at a room-temperature conductivity of 60% IACS. This wire was wound into a coil with a bore of 17 mm, producing 54-T without noticeable radial deformation of the coil
Keywords :
coils; electromagnets; magnetic fields; solenoids; 58 T; 67 T; BEKAERT; EUROMAGTECH cooperation; coils; optimum reinforcement; pearlitic steel; pulsed magnetic fields; radial deformation; room-temperature conductivity; uniaxial wrap; winding machine; Boring; Coils; Conductors; Machine windings; Magnetic fields; Magnets; Optical fiber cables; Optical fiber testing; Steel; Wire;
Journal_Title :
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on