Evaluation of Modular Coil Cooldown Time with Thicker Insulation and Comparison of Original and Proposed Insulation Design H.M. Fan PPPL January 14, 2003.

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Evaluation of Modular Coil Cooldown Time with Thicker Insulation and Comparison of Original and Proposed Insulation Design H.M. Fan PPPL January 14, 2003

Proposed turn insulation = 0.054” in in in. Original turn insulation = 0.030” in in in. Turn Insulation Build Outer wrap glass insulation = 0.030” Two layers Kapton insulation Three layers glass insulation (CTD101K) Four layers Kapton insulation Six layers glass insulation (CTD101K)

Other Changes Between Two Designs copper mesh in copper sheet Sprayed copper sheet copper sheet in Thermal Conductivity (W/m-K) 80K 100K150K200 Copper sheet Sprayed copper sheetAssuming 85% of the above values Copper meshAssuming 50% of the above values Conductor 0.688x0.469-in Conductor 0.625x0.500-in Original model Proposed model Epoxy felt

FEA Model Initial Temperature = 85K Temperatures on edges of copper clamp = 80K All surfaces are fully contacted or bonded Temperature-dependent material Properties Conductor cable: 75% copper and 25% epoxy Copper clamp spacing = 10” Copper clamp width = 2.5”, thickness = 0.375” Copper sheet width = 7.5” Copper sheet 0.030” Sprayed copper sheet Thickness 0.085” Thickness 0.060” Thickness 0.030” Temperature constraint = 80K

Cryogenics Material Properties Specific Heat (J/kg-K) Thermal Conductivity (W/m-K) Coil Currents and Ohmic Heating A. PVR design K100K150K200K Cable Cooling plate Insulation Shell & T-beam K 100K150K200K Cable Cooling plate Outer Insulation Inner Insulation Shell & T-beam % Kapton14.3% Kapton Equivalent thermal conductivity: L e /K e = L 1 /K 1 + L 2 /K 2 B. CDR design -- Time (s) Current(A)  (ohm/m) 2.36E E E E E E E- 09 Power(W/m^3) E E E e E+07 0 Time (s) Current(A)  (ohm/m) 2.36E E E E E E E- 09 Power(W/m^3) E E E e E+07 0

Modular Coil Temperature at The End of 1 st Cooling Cycle (15 Minutes) for The Original Model -- Based on PVR Design and a 20% Increases of Heating Power

Modular Coil Temperature at The End of 1 st Cooling Cycle (15 Minutes) for The Proposed Model -- Based on PVR Design and a 20% Increases of Heating Power

Modular Coil Temperature at The End of 1 st Cooling Cycle (15 Minutes) for The Proposed Model -- Based on CDR Design

Modular Coil Temperature at The End of 1 st Cooling Cycle (18 Minutes) for The Proposed Model -- Based on CDR Design