HQ test at CERN: overview and protection studies
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HQ test at CERN:
overview and protection studies
H. Bajas
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I. Training curve at 4.2 K and 1.9 K
II. Ramp rate study
III. Final test main results
OUTLINE
I. Training curve at 4.2 K and 1.9 K
II. Ramp rate study
III. Final test main results
OUTLINE
I. Training curve at 4.2 K and 1.9 K Short sample limitT [K] 4.2 1.9
Ic [kA] 17.3 19G [T/m] 196 215
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Iq [
A]
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16,216 kA184 T/m
14,681 kA
Nominal current14900 A
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4.2 K | 20 A/s LBNL) 4.2 K | 20 A/s (CERN)1.9 K | 13 A/s 1.9 K | 50->20 A/s1.9 K | 50->20->5 A/s 1.9 K | 50-20-5 | 10 min plt.1.9 K | 50-20-5 | 2 min plt. 4.2 K | 50-20-5 | 2 min plt.
Quench number [-]
Iq/I
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]II. Training curve at 4.2 K and 1.9 K
1st & 2nd cooldown 3rd cooldown
Normalisation to short sample limitHQ01e performance: 85 % Iss
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4.2 K | 20 A/s LBNL) 4.2 K | 20 A/s (CERN)1.9 K | 13 A/s 1.9 K | 50->20 A/s1.9 K | 50->20->5 A/s 1.9 K | 50-20-5 | 10 min plt.1.9 K | 50-20-5 | 2 min plt. 4.2 K | 50-20-5 | 2 min plt.
Quench number [-]
Iq/I
ss[%
]II. Training curve at 4.2 K and 1.9 K
1st & 2nd cooldown 3rd cooldown
Importance of the way one goes to quench current: need plateau.
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II. Training curve at 4.2 K and 1.9 K
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4.2 K | 20 A/s LBNL) 4.2 K | 20 A/s (CERN)1.9 K | 13 A/s 1.9 K | 50->20 A/s1.9 K | 50->20->5 A/s 1.9 K | 50-20-5 | 10 min plt.1.9 K | 50-20-5 | 2 min plt. 4.2 K | 50-20-5 | 2 min plt.
Quench number [-]
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No inner PHs12.2 Miits
18.3 Miits
16,216 kA
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4.2 K | 20 A/s LBNL) 4.2 K | 20 A/s (CERN)1.9 K | 13 A/s 1.9 K | 50->20 A/s1.9 K | 50->20->5 A/s 1.9 K | 50-20-5 | 10 min plt.1.9 K | 50-20-5 | 2 min plt. 4.2 K | 50-20-5 | 2 min plt.
Quench number [-]
Iq/I
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Quench initiating in the 4 coils.Coil 7 and 8 are basically limiting.
I. Training curve at 4.2 K and 1.9 K
II. Ramp rate study
III. Final test main results
OUTLINE
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III. Ramp rate study
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LBNL measurement @ 4.4K
CERN measurement @ 1.9 K
Ramp rate [A/s]
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II. Ramp rate study
III. Final test main results
OUTLINE
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III. Final test main results
• Fast current discharge in the dump resistor for various currents :
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Goal: does the discharge cause quench back?
– @ 5 kA – @ 10 kA – @ 13 kA– @ 15 kA – @ 15 kA (with PHs firing)
(without firing the PHs)
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At 5 kA and 10 kA, magnet does not quenchAt 13 kA, magnet partially quenchesAt 15 kA, strong evidence that a relevant fraction of the magnet is quenched
Computation based on the instantaneous time constant of the exponential current decay:
exp (-)
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• Magnet resistance increase during fast ramp down ≡ quench
• Comparison of the magnet total resistance
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III. Final test main results
• Comparison of the current discharge @ 15 kA
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Training quench
Negligible difference of the current decay when the PHs are used or not.
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III. Final test main results
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• High Miits quenches without dump resistor:
Goal: can the HQ survive with all energy deposited in the helium bath?
– Iq = 15,448 A with PHs firing
– Iq = 15,917 A without inner layer PHs
Goal: What is the final temperature of the magnet for high Miits?
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III. Final test main results
• Comparison of the current decay with and without dump
Strong increase of the Miits when no dump is used, a lot of He loss.
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18.3 Miits
13.2 Miits
16.9 Miits
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III. Final test main results
• Magnet resistance increase
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III. Final test main results
• Attempt to compute magnet resistance from adiabatic model.
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• The HQ01e has undergone 3 warm-up/cool-down, and more than 70 quenches during 8 weeks of test.
• Maximum magnet current: 14,681 A @ 4.2K & 16,216 A (184 T/m) @ 1.9K i.e. 85% of the short sample limit and greater than nominal current 14.9 kA
• Regular training quenches can be obtained with pauses during the ramp and decrease of the ramp rate.Using the same ramp rate all the way has proved to limit the performance due to early quench in COIL 7. Coil 7 and 8 are statistically the limiting coils.
• The final test tends to show that when one has a fast dump on the resistor at 15 kA, the magnet quenches:• PHs have no significant impact when a dump resistor is used
• Without dump resistor current discharge is in agreement with a 20 ms delay of heaters• 16.6 MITTS at 16 kA, so hot spot below 300 K.
conclusion
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