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the most likely cause of death for a superconducting magnet Input data for thermal modeling of Nb 3 Sn Superconducting Magnets by Andrew Davies Find the temperature margin before the magnet quenches. Provide a compiled data set for future modeling Transient heat flow remains un-modeled. 1

Electrical description of thermal systems For one-dimensional heat flow Transmission line equation No direct comparison for inductance and the volume element cannot cool itself, L′=0 and G′=0 Kirchhoff “Two different forms of energy behave identically when the differential equations which describe them have the same form and the initial and boundary conditions are identical ” 2

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Network Model 4

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Material data collection and compilation Temperature range of 1.0K to 300.0K The compiled dataset will be used as input to the Network model for Nb 3 Sn Superconducting Magnets. Assess the impact of material properties on thermal properties of magnets. (CTD-1002X), (G10) Heat conductivity and Heat capacity. Assess the impact of magnetic fields on thermal properties. (copper, NbTi, Nb3Sn) 6

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Second order transition in magnetic field 10

Future Work Write report on the impact of magnetic fields on the thermal properties. Build the magnet in Pspice – Steady state – Transient Program heat capacity into VBA Numerical simulations with parametric study Simplify model for coil construction and testing. Compare to existing measurements 11

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Results Evaluate final results Propose possible future steps of analysis Present effects of the input parameters 13

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Case study: LHC dipole protection It's difficult! - the main challenges are: 1) Series connection of many magnets In each octant, 154 dipoles are connected in series. If one magnet quenches, the combined inductance of the others will try to maintain the current. Result is that the stored energy of all 154 magnets will be fed into the magnet which has quenched  vaporization of that magnet!. Solution 1: put cold diodes across the terminals of each magnet. In normal operation, the diodes do not conduct - so that the magnets all track accurately. At quench, the diodes of the quenched magnet conduct so that the octant current by-passes that magnet. Solution 2: open a circuit breaker onto a dump resistor (several tonnes) so that the current in the octant is reduced to zero in ~ 100 secs. 2) High current density, high stored energy and long length As a result of these factors, the individual magnets are not self protecting. If they were to quench alone or with the by-pass diode, they would still burn out. Solution 3: Quench heaters on top and bottom halves of every magnet. 18