DEVELOPMENT AND STUDY OF NB3SN STRANDS AND CABLES FOR HIGH‐FIELD ACCELERATOR MAGNETS
DEVELOPMENT AND STUDY OF NB3SN STRANDS AND CABLES FOR HIGH‐FIELD ACCELERATOR MAGNETS
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高场加速器磁体用NB3SN绞线和电缆的开发与研究
DOI:
10.1063/1.3402300
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发表时间:
2010
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通讯作者:
A. Zlobin
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作者:
E. Barzi;N. Andreev;M. Bossert;V. Kashikhin;D. Turrioni;R. Yamada;A. Zlobin
The high performance Nb3Sn strand produced by Oxford Superconducting Technology (OST) with the Restack Rod Process (RRP) and a 127 restack design is the baseline conductor presently used in the Fermilab’s accelerator magnet R&D program. The original RRP‐127 design was further improved in stability by increasing the Cu thickness between subelements after proving the effectiveness of this method in reducing subelement merging [1–3]. A number of RRP‐127 billets of various cross sections (RRP‐102/127, RRP‐108/127 and RRP‐114/127) were produced to optimize the design with respect to strand plastic deformation during cabling. The behavior of these new strands was studied using virgin and deformed strand samples, and compared with that of the RRP‐54/61 stack design. A Rutherford cable made of 0.7 mm strands was also produced to be used in high field quadrupoles. This paper describes the RRP‐127 strand development, and results of strand and cable analyses.