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Design and manufacture of the large bore 8T superconducting solenoid for the NAFASSY test facility Antonio della Corte ENEA, Frascati Research Centre ENEA -Frascati V. Corato, L. Affinito, A. Anemona, U. Besi Vetrella, S.Chiarelli, A. Di


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Design and manufacture of the large‐bore 8T superconducting solenoid for the NAFASSY test facility

Antonio della Corte

ENEA, Frascati Research Centre

CEC / ICMC 2015 Tucson, 30th June 2015

  • V. Corato, L. Affinito, A. Anemona, U. Besi Vetrella, S.Chiarelli, A. Di

Zenobio,

  • C. Fiamozzi Zignani, R. Freda,
  • G. Messina, L. Muzzi, G.

Tomassetti, S. Turtù

ENEA -Frascati INFN - Salerno

  • U. Gambardella
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Nafassy Magnet: 8T , 1150 mm bore

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NAFASSY:

  • Nb3Sn 8 T magnet
  • Large (1150 mm) and

warm bore

  • Variable temperature

measurements (4.5-77K) To test HTS and LTS coiled samples

B

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Magnet and conductor sizes

Equatorial line

z r

0.575 m

Top line

Strand Nb3Sn/Cu Inner Radius [m]

0.575

Outer Radius [m] 0.729 height [m]

1.1609

# of layers 10 Turns/layer 47 Current [A]

20 000

Current Density [A/mm2] 52.6 Stored Energy [MJ]

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13.4 mm 22.7

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Conductor Production by ICAS Consortium

  • 250 m of dummy conductor for setting the winding line
  • 300 m of dummy conductor, for realizing the dummy

magnet (10 layers, 6 turns/layer instead of 47)

  • 2 Km of superconducting conductor, manufactured and

leak tested

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New Winding Line

Despooling system restraightening rolls Caterpillar Sandblaster / washing machine Wrapping machine roller guides Winding spool Completely electonically controlled !

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Shaking-hands joint

4 Joints in shaking-

hands configuration, developed and patented by ENEA: 1) Cut and Chromium etching 2) Compaction into a 0.1mm thick Cu tube 3) Jacket reconstruction

Joints, having the same size of the conductor, are embedded into the winding.

CEC/ICMC– Antonio della Corte– 30th June 2015 IEEE TAS 18, 192 (2008)

He outlet pipe

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Terminations

Exploded bonded plate SS cylinder for mechanical support during HT Nafassy conductor

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He outlet pipe

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Magnet after winding

Stainless steel structure providing mechanical support to terminations

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Insulation:

  • Fiber glass tape wrapped on

the conductor, 1mm thick.

  • The ground insulation

thickness is 1mm. With L=190mH, τdelay=1s and τdischarge=3.5s, the maximum tension at the discharge is Vmax=1100V

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Heat Treatment

9 thermocouples to monitor the uniformity of the temperature

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Ramp at 5°C/h to 210 °C and hold for 50h Ramp at 5°C h to 340 °C and hold for 25 h Ramp at 5°C/h to 450 °C and hold for 25 h Ramp at 5°C/h to 575 °C and hold for 100 h Ramp at 5°C/h to 650 °C and hold for 100 h Ramp at 5°C/h to 500 °C cooled to room temperature inside the furnace

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Heat Treatment of witness Samples

5 lengths of the strand used to cable the NAFASSY conductor have been employed as witness samples during the heat treatment. All samples have been heat treated, together with the 8T magnet, in the oven manufactured by Criotec for the NAFASSY project.

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The values of critical current as a function of the magnetic field are reproducible among the different samples. In addition, the values are also very similar to the ones measured on a reference sample, that has been heat treated in a smaller oven in ENEA laboratories.

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Impregnation and preliminary tests

Standard Vacuum Pressure Impregnation: 1) Epoxy temperature: 60ºC 2) Gelification Step: 10h @ 110ºC 3) Curing: 24h @ 135ºC 4) Cool down: 5ºC/h

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Paschen test under different vacuum pressures: 120s @ 1000V Results: R=1.4-1.7GΩ

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Current Leads

20 kA HTS Current Leads (Re-BCO based)

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NAFASSY Laboratory

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Power supplier for magnet biasing: 20kA, +25V/-20V 10kA, +50V/-40V DC Power supplier for samples: 50kA, +12V Linde Refrigerator: 200W @4.5K 500W @60K Cooling Tower: 20m3/h of water at 25ºC, 300kW Connection box Superconduting Magnet: 8T , 1150 mm bore He storage: V=30m3, P=12bar 20kA Current leads Gas management skid

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Concluding remarks

  • A new winding line and ovens for heat treatment and

impregnation of large solenoids have been realized

  • The Nafassy Magnet has been manufactured
  • Preliminary tests have been successful

… Next steps

  • Final tests are in progress
  • Assembling of the Nafassy magnet at the University of

Salerno

  • Commissioning of the Nafassy facility

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