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Development of Nb3Sn in Japan T. Ogitsu, T. Nakamoto, M. Sugano, K. Suzuki; KEK, S. Awaji; Tohoku Univ., H. Oguro; Tokai Univ., A. Ballarino, S. Hopkins; CERN, D. Larbalestier; NHMFL S. Kawashima, T. Kawarada, Y. Murakami, K. Saito; Kobe Steel and JASTEC D. Asami, H. Ii, H. Sakamoto, T. Kato; Furukawa Electric

R&D Plan CERN, KEK and Tohoku & Tokai university have jointly launched a R&D program The scope of the program is to develop, produce in representative lengths and characterize Nb3Sn wire with enhanced characteristics. The final goal is to achieve in representative unit lengths of material the development targets defined, on the basis of magnets performance, for the FCC Nb3Sn conductor: 1500A/mm2 @ 16T Contract with 2 Japanese companies: Task 3; 4 R&D contracts each JASTEC/Kobelco: Distributed Tin (DT) Method Furukawa Electric: Nb Tube Method 4 Years Plan Task1 Review past technologies and select. First review meeting in Feb. 2016 Task2 Design wire layout and composition Procure material (possible trial billets) Task3 Production of R&D billets L>3km * N>3 Task4 Select candidate Produce 5km wire Heat treatment study Task5 Production of 20km wire with unit length > 100m

Development of DT Nb3Sn wire for FCC in KSL/JASTEC Future

Cross-section of DT wire (before Heat treatment) Key factors for higher JC Nb3Sn Confidential KSL/JASTEC are developing the DT wire for FCC. Cross-section of DT wire (before Heat treatment) Sn Nb • Multi Nb module (pure Nb) • Mono Sn module (Sn-Ti alloy) • Nb common barrier • Stabilized Cu outside barrier Sn Nb For higher Jc… Improvement of Sn diffusion : Reduction of Sn diffusion distance (2) Increase of Nb volume fraction: Reduction of useless volume (3) Ternary additive elements : Amount and method (4) Optimization of heat treatment :Stoichiometry, Refinement

Sn diffusion distance (µm) Non Cu JC v.s. B T1-A T1-B T1-C T3-A T3-B Wire diameter (mm) 0.80 0.74 0.64 Sn diffusion distance (µm) 60 58 48 32 Ti ratio (wt%) 0.55 0.48 0.35 non Cu JC ( A/mm2 )@16T 800 930 1025 1137 1032 Non Cu Jc of 1,100 A/mm2 at 16 T, 4.2 K has been achieved by improving Sn diffusion and optimizing Ti content.

Magnetization characteristics ・For high Jc wire (T3-A,B), KSL/JASTEC evaluated magnetization characteristics and changes of Jc and RRR after rolling. ・The magnetization were measured at 4.2 K at CERN and Tohoku University, separately. 【Magnetizations of T3-A 】 @ CERN @ Tohoku Uni. 【Calculated deff 】 at Tohoku University. Sample name T3-A T3-B deff by CERN (µm) 54.5 55.0 deff by Tohoku Uni. (µm) 35.1 30.6 ※Nominal Nb module dia.: 32µm ・ There is no large flux jump. ・ The calculated deff (effective filament diameter) were 30 to 60 μm, which was for one or two modules. It is possible to achieve a value close to the current target ( ≤ 60 μm).

Rolling test (JC, RRR) Required specifications for FCC wire (16 T dipole mag.) After 10 % rolling : 1) IC (JC) > 95 % for round wires, and 2) RRR > 100. 【 Normalized non Cu Jc 】 【RRR】 T3-A T3-A T3-B T3-B ←Spec. Rolling reduction ・Both JC and RRR after rolling meet the specifications. ・From the SEM images of cross section, at any rolling reduction level, the deformation of Nb/Sn modules were only partial. Also at 10% reduction, there was no Nb barrier break.

Cross section of T3-A after rolling (after heat treatment) 10% (0.72mmt) 15% (0.68mmt) 20% (0.64mmt) - ・At any rolling reduction, the deformation of the Nb / Sn modules were only partial. ・At 15 and 20% of rolling reduction, there were Nb barrier breaks, but at 10% reduction, there was no Nb barrier break.

Current Results and Next steps KSL/JASTEC have achieved non Cu Jc @16T 1,100 A/mm2, by improving Sn diffusion and optimize Ti content. These wires also showed reasonable results in deff and rolling test. We will investigate the followings to overcome the provisional Jc target of 1,200A/mm2: Increase of Nb area ratio Control of ternary additive element Further refinement of Nb3Sn grain by controlling heat-treatment condition (4) Artificial Pinning Center (APC)

Materials for the FCC Week 2019 All Rights Reserved, Copyright© FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 2019

Wire Design of Nb tube type Nb3Sn wire Items Wire A Wire B Wire C Wire D No. of Filament 85 132 Filament Material Nb Nb-7.5wt%Ta Nb/Sn ratio ~2.1 ~3.3 Filament Dia. (at φ0.83) 64 mm 45 mm Cu/non-Cu ratio ~1 ~1.6 Nb pretreatment(℃) 1,150 850 Wire A Wire B~D All Rights Reserved, Copyright© FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 2019

Drastic improvement of wire workability Wire B , φ0.83 mm Wire C , φ0.83 mm Wire A , φ4.8 mm Improvement of production process ✓Some improvements were conducted for wire workability. ・material pretreatment ・Cleaning method of strands ・drawing parameter ✓Wire drawing is succeeded to φ0.83 mm. ✓The filament diameter is reduced to 45 μm. Wire A , φ0.83 mm Wire D , φ0.83 mm All Rights Reserved, Copyright© FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 2019

Improvement of filament shape Wire Nb tube grain (before drawing) Filament shape (Cross section) A C ✓Nb tube grain size greatly affects filament shape. ✓Filament shape is improved by optimization of Nb tube pretreatment. All Rights Reserved, Copyright© FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 2019

Non-Cu Jc ✓Non-Cu Jc of 580 A/mm2 @16 T was obtained in Wire D. No. of Filament 85 132 Filament Material Nb Nb-7.5wt%Ta Nb/Sn ratio ~2.1 ~3.3 Filament Dia. (at φ0.83) 64 mm 45 mm Cu/non-Cu ratio ~1 ~1.6 Nb pretreatment(℃) 1,150 850 ✓Non-Cu Jc of 580 A/mm2 @16 T was obtained in Wire D. ✓Some improvements have been conducted for higher non-Cu Jc. ・Optimization of heat-treatment condition ・Nb/Sn ratio in filaments ・Grain size reduction of Nb3Sn (including APC technique) All Rights Reserved, Copyright© FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 2019

Summary ✓Nb3Sn wire with 85 or 132 Nb-tube filaments was tried. ✓Multiple wire was drawn to 0.83 mm by improvements for wire workability. ✓Nb pre-treatment optimization give a good influence on the filament shape. ✓Non-Cu Jc of 580 A/mm2 @16 T was obtained in Wire D. All Rights Reserved, Copyright© FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 2019

Summary Task 3 almost completed Review May 17-24: D. Larbalestier, S. Hopkins, T. Ogitsu Visit JASTEC, Furukawa, and Tohoku Univ. Review R&D plan and discuss new plan The R&D work so far 8 R&D contracts: DT reach 1100 A/mm2, Nb Tube workability improved Propose to modify Task 4 and Task 5 Task 4: R&D contracts 4 more each for JASTEC and Furukawa With advanced technologies to aim for 1500 A/mm2 Task 5: Produce 5 km x 2 with best conductors Task1 Review past technologies and select. First review meeting in Feb. 2016 Task2 Design wire layout and composition Procure material (possible trial billets) Task3 Production of R&D billets 1 ~ 5kg * N=8 Task 5 Select candidate Produce 2*5km wire Heat treatment study Task 4 Production of R&D billets with Advanced Technologies 1 ~ 5kg * N=8