HTS Magnet R&D at BNL Ramesh Gupta November 17, 2017.

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HTS Magnet R&D at BNL Ramesh Gupta November 17, 2017

Recent HTS Magnet Programs at BNL Demonstration of HTS/LTS hybrid common coil dipole Use more expensive HTS where field is high and less expensive LTS (Nb3Sn and/or NbTi) where field is low (part of PBL/BNL STTR program) High Field (25 T), Large Aperture (100 mm) HTS Solenoid HTS subjected to high field and high stresses Part of “Dark Matter Axion Search Program” at IBS, Korea. This magnet must be a reliable user magnet BNL has the largest and the most versatile HTS magnet program in any US lab

Unique BNL Common Coil Dipole Common coil 2-in-1 dipole design with simple racetrack coils that are common to both apertures Record demonstration of “React & Wind” technology Structure specifically designed to provide a large open space (31 mm wide, 338 mm high) New racetrack coils can be inserted in the magnet without requiring any disassembly or reassembly New insert coils become an integral part of the magnet. Coil tests become magnet tests Rapid-turn-around (<2 years), lower cost approach (allowed HTS/LTS hybrid dipole (<2 years, <1M$) Empty space

HTS/LTS Hybrid Dipole Structure Design A pair of HTS insert coils Insert coils in Empty space

HTS Coil Winding (two coils wound) Conductor: 12 mm ASC tape Insulation: Nomex Two coils used ~300 meters of 4 mm equivalent

Retest of Nb3Sn Common Coil Dipole After a Decade Short Sample: 10.8 kA (reached during 2006 test) Retest: No quench to 10 kA (>92% of short sample) ~9.5T@10kA Worked well when tested again after a decade Current (A) Was a display piece of Nb3Sn “React & Wind” technology for dipole

HTS/LTS Hybrid Dipole Quench Test Results

Challenges with the HTS/LTS Hybrid Dipole Large coupling between HTS/LTS coils Maximum current in HTS: ~800 A Maximum current in Nb3Sn: ~10 kA Protection of the HTS coils at 4 K Quench protection of HTS coils in HTS/LTS hybrid configuration Questions: Can HTS coil survive quenches without significant degradation? Can HTS coils be operated like the LTS coils?

HTS/LTS Hybrid Operation and Quench Protection HTS & LTS powered separately Common quench platform; fast energy extraction from both coils Quench detection response time: < 5 msec Coil current interruption: < 10 micro-second after detection HTS coil shut-off: a few msec High power IGBT switches Electronic threshold for quench detection: ~100 micro-volts HTS Quench threshold : 5 mV HTS coils were actually tested in more brutal conditions: ~200 mV (like LTS coils)

HTS coils operated like LTS coils Significant voltage in HTS coils: >0.2 Volts Coil Voltage (V)

Operation of HTS/LTS Hybrid Dipole (HTS coils ramped-up in different fields of Nb3Sn coils) Encouraging Results: HTS coils were ramped to quench, just like LTS coils No degradation in HTS coils despite a number of quenches Significant demonstration. 8.7 T may be the highest field HTS/LTS hybrid dipole magnet Performance limited by the leads (not by coils) ~14 T possible with new HTS tapes, in favorable direction

High Field, Large Aperture HTS Solenoid for Axion Dark Matter Search

Requirements for the IBS Solenoid High Field : 25 T (must use HTS) Large Volume: 100 mm bore, +/-100 mm long Stresses: J X B X R Field quality: ~10% Ramp-up time: up to 1 day Relaxed field quality and slow charging User magnet: robust design, large Margin

BNL Experience with a Similar Solenoid HTS Solenoid for SMES Field: 25 T@4 K Bore: 100 mm Stored Energy: 1.7 MJ Hoop Stresses: 400 MPa Conductor: HTS (2G) HTS tape (ReBCO) used: ~6 km, 12 mm wide from SuperPower Reached a critical field at 27 K: 12.5 T Expected field at 27 K New record for magnets operating over >10 K in similar solenoid Test terminated after arcing in the leads

Design Choices for IBS Solenoid No Insulation Coil (no between the turns) Bypasses current from one turn to the next turn in the event of a quench Takes benefit of the relaxed field quality and slow charging time Single Layer Design In “No Insulation” case, there could be an unbalanced force situation between the two layers when the current is bypassed Conductor: High Field, High Strength, 12 mm wide 2G ReBCO Tape 50 mm Hastelloy, 20 mm copper, advanced pinning Critical Current Margin : ~50% @4K High performance at high fields Need ~10 km of 12 mm wide tape Stress/Strain Margin : ~50% Bmax: 25.2 T Healthy electrical and mechanical margin

Mechanical Properties of the Conductor (1) Transverse Load: load on the wide face of conductor Requirement of Azimuthal stresses of ~500 MPa is met with 2G Tape having 50 micron Hastelloy and 20 micron Copper Courtesy: SuperPower

Mechanical Properties of the Conductor (2) Conductor must also meet high load (200 MPa) on the narrow side New Apparatus to Apply 300 MPa Load Design Requirement of ~200 MPa on the narrow face of the tape must be verified as no such is data available Initial results are positive

No Insulation Coil Construction and Test Results

No Insulation Double Pancake Coils To obtain data and 4 K test experience with large “NI” coil early on, a coil wound with ~550 m of 12 mm wide ReBCO tape i.d. = 100 mm o.d. = 220 mm Turns = 971 Significant instrumentation and 3 heaters for simulated defects

Transfer Function Vs. Current in No Insulation Coils Over Current Reduction in Transfer Function implies that the effective number of turns are decreasing V-I curve Current (A)

B, V and I in No Insulation Coil at Thermal Runaway Current limited by PS V2 Next: 4K measurements Time (seconds)

Summary Encouraging Test Results of HTS/LTS Hybrid Dipole Many LTS type quenches in HTS coils with no degradation A robust rapid-turn-around, low-cost test facility Insert coils become an integral part of the magnet High Field, large aperture HTS solenoid program gives an experience in dealing with the high stress HTS magnets