Preliminary study of HTS option for CEPC detector magnet

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Preliminary study of HTS option for CEPC detector magnet Ning Feipeng On behalf of magnet team Institute of High Energy Physics 2018.05.25

Outline What is HTS? Which HTS conductor is suitable for CEPC detector magnet? Why give a HTS option? The introduction of HTS option for CEPC detector magnet Next to do

What is HTS HTS (High Temperature Superconducting) Usually refers to the superconductors with critical temperature greater than 77 K (liquid Nitrogen temperature) . Since 1987, very short history. Three products: Bi-2223,Bi- 2212,YBCO(Yttrium barium copper oxide) Liquid Nitrogen Liquid Neon

What is HTS Bi-2223: Bi2Sr2Ca2Cu3O10, Tc=110 K, Tape Bi-2212: Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8, Tc=85 K, Round wire Powder-in-tube method Bi-2212 Bi-2223

Superconducting Layer What is HTS YBCO: Yttrium Barium Copper Oxide, YBa2Cu3O7 , Tc=90 K, Tape produced by coating method (CCC - coated conductor composite): using chemical deposition or physical coating methods coating a layer of YBCO superconducting film on the hastelloy substrate. Hastelloy Substrate Y2O3 Al2O3 Amorphous Layer MgO Seed Layer CeO2 Cap Layer (Y,Gd)BCO Superconducting Layer Ag Overlayer Architecture of YBCO superconductor from SSTC

Which HTS conductor is suitable for CEPC detector magnet? Bi-2223 Bi-2212 √ YBCO √

Which HTS conductor is suitable for CEPC detector magnet? Comparison of three kinds of HTS tape or wire. Bi-2212 and Bi-2223 YBCO The main material is stainless steel, so the cost will decrease a lot in the future. The cost will not decrease a lot in the future because of the usage of Ag tube. Bi-2212 is very fragile after heat treatment. Usually use the process of wind before heat treatment, but need a huge oven. Bi-2212 suits for small magnet. We preliminary choose YBCO for the HTS plan of CEPC detector magnet.

Which HTS conductor is suitable for CEPC detector magnet? Which YBCO cable is suitable for CEPC detector magnet? HTS stack cable or We are doing: I) YBCO cable research. Develop YBCO stack cable and study its performance. II) Study the winding process of YBCO coils. III) Prototype HTS coil development. Why do we need to study high temperature superconducting cable. Its advantages are: 1. Increase the reliability of the coil, when one wire or a few wires of the cable quench, other wires can also shunt the current of the cable; 2. The cable has a lower demand for power supply; 3. Less demand of the single length of HTS wire. Soldered together with Sn

Why give a HTS option? Compared with low temperature superconducting (LTS), the high temperature superconducting (HTS) detector has the following highlights: 1. Three YBCO suppliers in China; 2. It is possible YBCO cost performance 10 times cheaper in 5 years, cost maybe comparable with the LTS magnet in the future; 3. Working at a relatively high temperature (20 K), cooling get easier ; 4. More stability, HTS magnet not easy to quench ; 5. HTS is not affected by irradiation; 6. Push the development of full HTS high field solenoid magnet .

The introduction of HTS option for CEPC detector magnet Parameters of CEPC detector magnet based on YBCO stack cable: Central magnetic field 3 T Working current 7970 A Maximum vertical field on cable 2.7 T Ampere-turns 20*106 Inner diameter of coil 3.6 m Inductance 38.36 H Outer diameter of coil 3.7 m Stored energy 1.2 GJ Length of the coil 7.5 m Operating temperature Less than 20 K Magnetic field distribution

The introduction of HTS option for CEPC detector magnet Cost estimation Magnetic field Ic@20K 2.7 T >900 3 T >800 The calculation based on YBCO stack cable. Each cable contains 12 tapes, and each tape carries 664 A at about 20 K. The cable carries 7970 A. There are 5 layers and 500 turns. Need 12mm wide tape 685 km, if do not consider the cost of cable, the YBCO tapes will take about 200 million Yuan at present. HTS tape LTS cable cost 200 million 60 million Typical critical current value of SSTC tapes , calculated from hysteresis loop, Provided by SSTC

The introduction of HTS option for CEPC detector magnet What are the advantages of working at 20 K? 1. Material property: 2. Cooling station: Materials Specific heat J/(kg*K) Heat conductivity W/(m*K) 4.2K 20K Cu 0.1 7.7 320 1250 Stainless steel 1.6 13.8 2.2 1100 Al 0.3 8.9 55 283 Kapton 1.3 60 0.01 0.05 G10 2 50 0.08 0.16 800 W 4.2 K 20 K Electricity consumption 315 kW 130 kW Cost (yuan) 16 million 3.5 million Provided by CSIC Pride (Nanjing) Cryogenic Technology Co., Ltd.

Next to do Continue YBCO cable research. Develop the YBCO stack cable and study its performance, study other HTS cables. Study the quench detection, transmission and protection of the HTS magnet. Develop the prototype of HTS detector magnet. The baseline is also LTS.

Thanks Ning Feipeng Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS ningfp@ihep Thanks Ning Feipeng Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS ningfp@ihep.ac.cn