电气导管
导线
超导磁体
材料科学
磁铁
导电体
螺线管
超导电性
压实
偶极子
相(物质)
压力(语言学)
机械工程
有限元法
核工程
复合材料
结构工程
物理
凝聚态物理
工程类
哲学
量子力学
语言学
作者
F. Stacchi,Christophe Berriaud,W. Abdel Maksoud,V. Calvelli,L. Denarie,Guillaume Dilasser,U. Durañona,C. Lorin,J.P. Lottin,C. Mayri,F. Nunio,T. Pontarollo
标识
DOI:10.1109/tasc.2023.3287775
摘要
The concept of cable-in-conduit conductor (CICC) has been adopted for the large superconducting dipole of the magnetized disc and mirror axion experiment (MADMAX) project. It is based on a multistage cable inserted in a potentially prehardened copper profile and then compacted together down to the final rectangular shape. NbTi technology and internal cooling with stagnant superfluid helium is kept in order to operate at 1.8 K. On the other hand, the use of copper instead of stainless steel as for common CICCs for fusion magnets led to an extensive R&D phase. The need to improve the mechanical properties of the conduit to withstand the high level of mechanical stress in the magnet requires significant level of cold working, which can be obtained by compacting a profile with a large initial cross section. Manufacturing with high compaction over long lengths, within certain tolerances, represented a challenge to find the initial shape of the profile. To deal with it, different compaction scenarios were simulated by finite element methods on two copper profiles eventually manufactured. A mechanical tests campaign aimed to investigate the properties of the processed samples was also carried out. In the present work, the main characteristics of the new MADMAX CICC will be summarized, the R&D phase will be presented, and the results will be widely discussed.
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