1. Stability tests of module coil (TOKI-MC) wound with an aluminum stabilized superconductor
- Author
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Kazuya Takahata, Nagato Yanagi, Junya Yamamoto, Arata Nishimura, O. Motojima, M. Sakamoto, Shuichi Yamada, and Toshiyuki Mito
- Subjects
Materials science ,Solenoid ,Superconducting magnet ,Condensed Matter Physics ,Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials ,law.invention ,Large Helical Device ,Nuclear magnetic resonance ,law ,Electromagnetic coil ,Boiling ,Electrical and Electronic Engineering ,Composite material ,Resistor ,Electrical conductor ,Rogowski coil - Abstract
The module coil TOKI-MC is a twisted solenoid coil wound with an aluminum stabilized superconductor developed as an R&D program for the Large Helical Device (LHD). The TOKI-MC can simulate the conductor and winding structure cooled by pool boiling helium, the twisted winding and the large electromagnetic force of the helical coils for LHD. The TOKI-MC was designed as a cryostable coil at an operating current of 20 kA, but the coil quenched around 17 kA in excitation tests. The cause of quenches was thought to be the result of wire movement. Stability tests were also carried out and the measured recovery current was less than the designed value. The degradation of recovery current was due to the excess magnetoresistivity of the copper clad aluminum stabilizer. The stability of TOKI-MC was evaluated and compared with the data of short sample tests. >
- Published
- 1993