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Nb 3 Sn development at CEA/Saclay J.M. Rifflet On behalf of: Maria Durante, Michel Segreti, Alain Przybylski and all other people who have participated to this project

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Nb 3 Sn development at CEA/Saclay J.M. Rifflet. On behalf of: Maria Durante, Michel Segreti, Alain Przybylski and all other people who have participated to this project. Objectives of the Nb 3 Sn Quadrupole project Components and fabrication process Coils Fabrication - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Nb 3 Sn  development at CEA/Saclay J.M. Rifflet

Nb3Sn

development at CEA/SaclayJ.M. Rifflet

On behalf of:Maria Durante, Michel Segreti, Alain Przybylski and all other people who have participated to this project

Page 2: Nb 3 Sn  development at CEA/Saclay J.M. Rifflet

J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Outline

Objectives of the Nb3Sn Quadrupole project

Components and fabrication process

Coils Fabrication

Coil assembly and collaring

Warm magnetic measurement of collared coils

Current and future activities

Conclusions and perspectives

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Objectives

Learn Nb3Sn technology, using process that can be transferred to industry.

Build a quadrupole magnet based on NbTi arc quadrupoles design in order to reuse, when possible, existing components or tooling

Gradient 211 T/m

Nominal currenty

11870 A

Bmax 8.3 T

Straight part length

1 m

Section of the cold mass  Wind, React and Impregnate 

Page 4: Nb 3 Sn  development at CEA/Saclay J.M. Rifflet

J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Coil components 1/2

The conductor was developed in the framework of a collaboration with ALSTOM/MSA.

36 strands cable, with a 125 µm thick stainless steel strip

Cable width: 15.1 mmMean thickness: 1.48 mmKeystone angle : 0.9°

Ø strand : 0.825 mm

19 sub elements3762 filamentsanti diffusion barrier in NbTa

Jc (4.2K, 7T ) : 1850 A/mm2Ø filaments : 19 µm (effective)

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Coil components 2/2

Coil components must resist to heat treatment

Conductor insulation : S2 glass cloth (+ vacuum epoxy resin impregnation after heat treatment

End spacers : and angular wedges : CuAl9

End spacers insulation ; inter turn insulation in ends and inter layer insulation : mica foils; 0.1 mm thick

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Winding

Both layers are wound on top of each other, without junction

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Heat treatment

radially and azimuthally blocked.

Axially free

660°C plateau - 10 daysHeat treatment = 20 daysoperation : 4 weeks

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Nb3Sn/NbTi junctions

Each Nb3Sn end is soldered to NbTi . Inter coil connexions are standard NbTi connexions

1.5 week

Page 9: Nb 3 Sn  development at CEA/Saclay J.M. Rifflet

J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Instrumentation

Each coil is equipped with 13 potential wires

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3

1

4

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10

8

7

5

6

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0.5 week

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Vacuum Impregnation

Epoxy resin : Araldite CY192-1 + HY918

2 weeks, including coil cleaning

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Coil Tests

Electrical and mechanical tests by ACCEL, Germany

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Coils fabrication

2 coils have been wound to check tooling and process

The 2 coils have been used for 3 collaring tests (with capacitive sensors and strain gauges

6 real coils (with checked conductor) have finally been wound

Critical points :

Metallic end spacers

winding : 2 coils with shorts

Heat treatment : how to control the mould closing; twist of the coils after unmolding , coil elongation (2 to 4 mm)

junctions : reduce space; brittle conductors

Impregnation : leaks; control of resin curing

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Coils with short between turns

2 Coils shows short between turn (jump from first to 2nd layer)

POLE 3 - MESURE 8

y = 0.00159x + 31.11597

R2 = 0.99803

y = 0.000497x + 31.103356

R2 = 0.990526

y = 0.00050x + 30.05911

R2 = 0.99781

y = 0.00160x + 30.07720

R2 = 0.99955

31

31.05

31.1

31.15

31.2

31.25

31.3

31.35

31.4

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-60

-50

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130

Distance de l'extrémité de la tête (mm)

R in

tégr

ée (m

Ohm

)

29.8

29.85

29.9

29.95

30

30.05

30.1

30.15

TOUR 1

AUTOUR DU POINT 19

TOUR 2

AUTOUR DU POINT 17

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Coils with short between turns

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Coil assembly

Same principle as for LHC main quadrupoles

The magnet is equipped with 8 double capacitive sensors and 12 strain gauges

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Coil assembly

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Coil assembly

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Coil assembly

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Massage 2

Keying 50%Keying 100%

Massage 1

Stress during collaring

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Warm magnetic measurement

Before inter coils connexions

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Position 1 Position 2 Position 3 Position 4 Position 5

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a6!

b4

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b5*!

a5!

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Magnet essembly

Inter coils connexions

Instrumentation wires routing

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Cold mass assembly

The cold mass assembly will take place in june 2008

3D mock-up of the cold mass(A. Acker)

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Cold tests

Cold tests will occur in SCHEMa test facility at Saclay, starting in summer 2008

Horizontal test facility SCHEMa(B. Hervieu)

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J. M. Rifflet WAMSDO 19-23 May 2008

Conclusions

The Saclay’s Nb3Sn quadrupole magnet fabrication will be finished within a few weeks.

A lot of Nb3Sn specificities have been encountered.

In particular, we have learned how to repair such coils

But :

– The validity of the repair and of all the fabrication process will be proven only during cold tests (summer 2008)

– There is still work to perform in order to achieve the objective of “industrial process”

– Further development will take place (see High field magnet program in Europe – Gijs de Rijk)