Quench Damage Resilient Designs for High Energy Density, No Insulation, Superconducting Magnets
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Invention type: Technology
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Case number: #23980J
Techniques are described for improving quench damage resiliency in non-insulated (NI) high temperature superconductor (HTS) magnets. The techniques may include tuning an amount of HTS tape within turns of a winding of an NI-HTS magnet to reduce variation in critical current across the winding, and/or may include adjusting the turn-to-turn resistance of the windings by adjusting turn-to-turn spacing between windings and thereby reduce variations in joule heating between turns during a quench.
Researchers
Brian Labombard
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Akhdiyor Sattarov
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Kiran Uppalapati
Departments: Plasma Science and Fusion Center
Technology Areas: Chemicals & Materials: Composites / Electronics & Photonics: Quantum Technology / Energy & Distribution: Energy Storage / Industrial Engineering & Automation: Manufacturing & Equipment
Impact Areas: Sustainable Future, Advanced Materials
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high-temperature superconducting magnets with quench damage resiliency
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