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AC loss measurement in racetrack coil - PPT Presentation

configuration Example on the SMC11T3 H BAJAS et Al Hugo Bajas WP5 coordination meeting 28 07112017 1 WP5 coordination meeting 28 927 07112017 AC loss issue Hugo Bajas WP5 coordination meeting 28 07112017 ID: 787840

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Slide1

AC loss measurement in racetrack coil configuration Example on the SMC11T-3

H. BAJAS et. Al.

Hugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

1

WP5 coordination meeting 28 - 927-

07-11-2017

Slide2

AC loss issueHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

2

Measurement issues

The AC losses are delicate measurements as one has to detect

Joules

over

hundreds of kJ

.

It requires

High Resolution/precision Digital

MultiMeters

(DMM 1

uV

± 0.01%).

Measurement

requires

to perform a great number of cycles at different ramp rate and level of current

.

Those are time-consuming measurements that are not systematically done.

Data analysis issues

The way

the current cycle and the voltage offset are defined is of primary importance

as the computation are very sensitive (± 20% on final value).

Need a performant framework for

automatic analysis

over 10

th

of file, 100

th

of cycle, 10

th

of voltages.

Number

of magnets have been measured looking at the total and partial loss

.

Slide3

ReferencesHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

3

Slide4

Measurement ProcedureHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

4

Current

cycle

between

two

level

of

current

@

different

ramp

rates

Importance of the cycle and offset definition!!

Slide5

Measurement ProcedureHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

5

 

Current

cycle

between

two

level

of

current

@

different

ramp

rates

Importance of the cycle and offset definition!!

Slide6

Measurement Procedure

Hugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

6

E=

 

Loss/cycle

=

 

Slide7

Measurement ProcedureHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

7

Slide8

Loss measurement resultsHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

8

AC

loss

as

function

of the

ramp

rate

AC

loss

as

function

of the

current

Slide9

On-going workHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

9

Result

for RMC_QXF

Slide10

On-going workHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

10

Result

for

MQXFS-5 (

current

between

200A - 50

%

I

nom

& 50 % -

I

nom

)

Slide11

DiscussionHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

11

A new framework of analysis is now available following literature procedure.

A large number of files (including old file with different format) can now be treated massively.

The goal is to study the impact of the plateau, offset and drift

definition and the variation between half coils, segments and splice (10%)

A

method

to

measure

Nb3Sn

AC

loss

is

now

implemented

at SM18 to

be

used for the coming

Nb3Sn magnets.Analysis still in progress…

Slide12

Hugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

12

Slide13

Data Analysis ProcedureHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

13

Slide14

Measurement ProcedureHugo Bajas, WP5 coordination meeting 28, 07-11-2017

14

Slide15

Hugo Bajas,MT25, Aug. 201715