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HQ02A2 TEST RESULTS November 7, 2013 FERMILAB
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HQ02 test at Fermilab 2 First HQ quadrupole with coils (#15-17, #20) of the optimized design o Only coil #15 previously tested in a mirror structure at Fermilab (HQM04). See “Test of Optimized 120-mm LARP Nb 3 Sn Quadrupole Coil Using Magnetic Mirror Structure”, IEEE Trans. on Applied Supercond., vol. 23, no. 3, p. 4002606, June 2013 ) HQ coil cross-section HQ02 parameters
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HQ02 test at Fermilab (cont’d) 3 HQ02(a) tested in May-Jun., 2013 o 15 kA header assembly with a lambda plate was used in this test o Test both at 1.9 K and 4.5 K o The magnet successfully reached the maximum allowed current of 15 kA at all temperatures HQ02a2 test in Sep.-Oct., 2013 o 30 kA header assembly w/o lambda plate o Test at 2.2 K and 4.5 K Test facility upgrades for the HQ02a2 test o External energy extraction system now provides 2.5 mΩ and 5 mΩ dump resistors o Additional wiring added to the header assembly to accommodate more heaters (16) Lambda plate magnet 15kA header
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HQ02 voltage tap system Voltage taps cover both the inner (IL) and outer (OL) coil layers The magnet was equipped with the quench antenna and an acoustic sensor developed at LBNL (M. Marchevsky) 4
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HQ02a2 quench training 5 Quench training performed at 2.2 K and with a regular ramp rate of 20 A/s Excellent training memory demonstrated Ramp rate study PH tests QP study PH tests 89% of SSL T-dep. study 98% of SSL
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HQ02 quench locations 6 All training quenches in the pole-turn segments Mostly coils #16 & 20 participating in the training o Coil #15 previously trained up to 17 kA in a mirror structure HQM04
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HQ02 ramp rate dependence study 7 Quenches at ramp rates of 150 A/s and above developed in the mid-plane area of coil 17. Low ramp rate quenches developed in the pole area of different coils No ramp-down quenches at 13-300 A/s (HQ02a test)
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HQ02 temperature dependence study 8 Current limit Mostly coil #16 quenching at intermediate temperatures 16.1 kA16.2 kA16.1 kA
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HQ02 inductance measurements HQ02a2 inductance measurement now is consistent with the HQ01 measurements at CERN 15 kA header assembly to be investigated for the possible issue with the whole coil signal used in the inductance measurements 9
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More HQ02a2 tests results No instability related issues. Hours of magnetic measurements performed at 80% of SSL (2.2 K) and at 90% of SSL (4.5 K) ( J. DiMarco ) Quench propagation speed estimated o Ramp 13 (2.2 K): ~25 m/s at 86% of SSL, IL of coil 16 o Ramp 21 (2.2 K): ~30 m/s at 87% of SSL, ramp area of coil 16 o Ramp 55 (4.5 K): ~50 m/s at 98% of SSL, both the IL and OL of coil 17 Voltage spike system, not functioning at the beginning, was fixed only for the second half of the test. Data analysis in progress Due to possible issues with the whole coil signal in the previous test, AC loss measurements repeated in HQ02a2 (E. Ravaioli) 10
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Quench Protection Study 11 Protection heater tests at currents up to 80% of SSL (T. Salmi) Safe MIITs budget for the QP study o Postponed until HQ02b with increased pre-load o Based on previous HQ02a test 15-16 MIITs were set as a safe budget QI study with small dump resistors o 2.5 mΩ and 5 mΩ dump resistors introduced in addition to 10 mΩ used HQ02a test o Test at currents up to 80% of SSL Study of the quench propagation from the OL to the IL coil segments at currents up to 80% of SSL
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QI study with different dump resistors Tests performed with 5 mΩ and 10 mΩ dump resistors, as well as without the dump at 2.2 K. Only OL heaters used for the magnet protection Very good reproducibility of the QI measurements in the current range of (60-70)% of SSL Data analysis in progress 12
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OL to IL quench propagation OL protection heater induced quenches w/o dump OL to IL quench propagation time t = t(IL quench) – t(OL quench) OL to IL quench propagation time spread between coils shown for HQ02a2 13
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Summary HQ02 magnet with the Nb 3 Sn coils of the improved design and a stainless steel (SS) core in the conductor successfully tested at Fermilab The magnet demonstrated stable performance and reached 98% of SSL at 4.5 K and 89% at 2.2 K Test results demonstrated that a SS core can be introduced in the Nb 3 Sn coils without causing performance degradation Currently the magnet warm-up is completed. The magnet will be extracted from the dewar and disconnected from the header assembly this week. Horizontal magnetic measurements are expected next week HQ02 will be ready for shipping to LBNL around Nov. 15, 2013 14
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Backup Slides 15
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RRR measurements in HQ02a 16 Coil #15Coil #16 Coil #20Coil #17
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HQ02 Short Sample Limit Coil 17 with the lowest SSL at 4.6 K (~16.4 kA) 17 A. Godeke
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HQ02 inductance measurement Measurements performed at 50-200 A/s 18
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