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Progress on MgB2 at CERN
A. Ballarino, CERN
A. Ballarino, B. Bordini, S. Giannelli,
J. Hurte, A. Jacquemod and L. Rossi
April 9th
, 2014
 -Electrical transmission: powering of superconducting
magnet circuits via remote distance
 The project: Hi-Luminosity upgrade of LHC
Powering of new Hi-Luminosity magnets
Powering of existing LHC magnet circuits
 Objective: provide flexibility in the location of the power
converters and of the cryostats containing the current the
leads in cases where space is limited and the radiation
environment harsh. Use long distance superconducting
links between power converters and magnets

Why MgB2 for the LHC Hi-Luminosity Upgrade
A. Ballarino, CERN
Itot∼ 3 MA
48 Cryostats
1200 HTS Leads
Powering the LHC circuits
A. Ballarino, CERN
Powering the Hi-Luminosity LHC circuits
P1
P6
P4
P2
P8
P3
P5
P7
P1
P6P4
P2
P8
P3
P5
P7
Betatron
Cleaning
Collimators
CMS
ATLAS
Where in the LHC ?
A. Ballarino, CERN
Superconducting Links
Superconductor operating at higher temperature:
simplified (He gas) and relaxed (temperature margin)
cryogenic cooling
Tunnel
Surface
1.9 K
∼ 5 K
T ≤ 25 K
Maximum operating temperature of the cable = 25 K
He gas cooling
Operation in self-field (B <1 T)
A. Ballarino, CERN
Superconducting Links Specification
A. Ballarino, CERN
 -Total number of superconducting links planned to be
installed in the LHC: 8
 Lenght of superconducting links: 300 m to 500 m
 Multi-cable assembly
 Cable current rating: up to 20 kA
 Number of cables inside the link: up to 50
 Total current capability: up to 150 kA
Total length of superconductor > 1000 km (7 tons)
MgB2 wire specification
Ic(20 K, 0.5 T) > 500 A
Ic(25 K, 0.5 T) > 400 A
Ic (30 K, 0.06 T) > 300 A
Jc,eng(20 K, 0.5 T) > 630 A/mm2
Jc,eng(25 K, 0.5 T) > 500 A/mm2
Jc,eng(30 K, 0.06 T) > 380 A/mm2
n-value (25 K, 0.5 T) > 30
Φ of strand < 1 mm
Copper stabilizer ≥ 12 %
RRR Copper stabilizer* > 80
Bending radius* < 100 mm
Critical tensile strain (RT)* > 0.3 %
Unit length 1000 m
A. Ballarino, CERN
MgB2 wire
3.6×0.67 mm2 1.6×1.6 mm2
1.1×1.1 mm2
Ni Matrix
12 MgB2 filaments
Cu core – Fe barrier
ff ∼ 14 %
Monel Matrix
30 MgB2 filaments
Nb + Ni barrier
ff ∼ 10.4 %- 18 %
Φ = 0.98 mm Φ = 0.85 mm
A. Ballarino, CERN
Wire produced at Columbus Superconductors, Genova
MgB2 wire
2012 20132008Year
+ uniform Ic
+ ε ≥ 0.3 %
+ RB ∼ 100 mm
A. Ballarino, CERN
H ∼ 4 m
L = 20 m SC Link Test Station @ CERN
A. Ballarino, CERN
MgB2 cables
20 kA
Six cables, Φ = 19.5 mm
Concentric ± 3 kA
Seven cables, Φ = 8.4
mm
0.4 kA
Four cables
0.12 kA
Eighteen cables
Φext ∼ 65 mm
18 MgB2 wires
Φ = 6.5 mm
Cu
MgB2 , Φ = 0.85 mm
Hi-current MgB2 cables – Ex LHC P1 and P5
A. Ballarino, CERN
Mass ∼ 11 kg/m
(880 kg for ∆H=80 m)
Itot= 150 kA
∆H=80 m
∆L ∼24 cm
RB∼1.5 m
Semi-flexible cryostat external diameter = 220 mm
Hi-current MgB2 cables – Ex LHC P1 and P5
A. Ballarino, CERN
18 MgB2 wires
Φwire = 0.98 mm
ΦCable = 6.5 mm
Tw = 400 mm
Ltot=2×10 m
LHe (L=2 m)
GHe (L=10 m)
∆T < 1 K
+ -
5000 A
Φ = 6.5 mm
10507 A
Measurement on MgB2 cables, 2×10 m
LHC Nb-Ti cable
6 kA
Operated at T<6 K
3 × 6 kA
A. Ballarino, CERN
Measurements on MgB2 cables, 2×20 m
Reached 20 kA at 24 K in two cables,
each 20 m long, operated at CERN at
24 K in forced flow of helium gas
(20th
of February 2014)
Record in current in MgB2 cables
operated at higher temperature
A. Ballarino, CERN
2013 202320182017201620152014
SC Links
at LHC P7
SC Links at
LHC P1 and P5
Test of
horizontal lines
Test of
vertical lines
20 m 60 m
Series P7 Series P1 and P5
Conductor for series
Timeline
A. Ballarino, CERN
Thanks for your attention !

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Progress on MgB2 at CERN

  • 1. Progress on MgB2 at CERN A. Ballarino, CERN A. Ballarino, B. Bordini, S. Giannelli, J. Hurte, A. Jacquemod and L. Rossi April 9th , 2014
  • 2.  -Electrical transmission: powering of superconducting magnet circuits via remote distance  The project: Hi-Luminosity upgrade of LHC Powering of new Hi-Luminosity magnets Powering of existing LHC magnet circuits  Objective: provide flexibility in the location of the power converters and of the cryostats containing the current the leads in cases where space is limited and the radiation environment harsh. Use long distance superconducting links between power converters and magnets  Why MgB2 for the LHC Hi-Luminosity Upgrade A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 3. Itot∼ 3 MA 48 Cryostats 1200 HTS Leads Powering the LHC circuits A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 6. Superconducting Links Superconductor operating at higher temperature: simplified (He gas) and relaxed (temperature margin) cryogenic cooling Tunnel Surface 1.9 K ∼ 5 K T ≤ 25 K Maximum operating temperature of the cable = 25 K He gas cooling Operation in self-field (B <1 T) A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 7. Superconducting Links Specification A. Ballarino, CERN  -Total number of superconducting links planned to be installed in the LHC: 8  Lenght of superconducting links: 300 m to 500 m  Multi-cable assembly  Cable current rating: up to 20 kA  Number of cables inside the link: up to 50  Total current capability: up to 150 kA Total length of superconductor > 1000 km (7 tons)
  • 8. MgB2 wire specification Ic(20 K, 0.5 T) > 500 A Ic(25 K, 0.5 T) > 400 A Ic (30 K, 0.06 T) > 300 A Jc,eng(20 K, 0.5 T) > 630 A/mm2 Jc,eng(25 K, 0.5 T) > 500 A/mm2 Jc,eng(30 K, 0.06 T) > 380 A/mm2 n-value (25 K, 0.5 T) > 30 Φ of strand < 1 mm Copper stabilizer ≥ 12 % RRR Copper stabilizer* > 80 Bending radius* < 100 mm Critical tensile strain (RT)* > 0.3 % Unit length 1000 m A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 9. MgB2 wire 3.6×0.67 mm2 1.6×1.6 mm2 1.1×1.1 mm2 Ni Matrix 12 MgB2 filaments Cu core – Fe barrier ff ∼ 14 % Monel Matrix 30 MgB2 filaments Nb + Ni barrier ff ∼ 10.4 %- 18 % Φ = 0.98 mm Φ = 0.85 mm A. Ballarino, CERN Wire produced at Columbus Superconductors, Genova
  • 10. MgB2 wire 2012 20132008Year + uniform Ic + ε ≥ 0.3 % + RB ∼ 100 mm A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 11. H ∼ 4 m L = 20 m SC Link Test Station @ CERN A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 13. 20 kA Six cables, Φ = 19.5 mm Concentric ± 3 kA Seven cables, Φ = 8.4 mm 0.4 kA Four cables 0.12 kA Eighteen cables Φext ∼ 65 mm 18 MgB2 wires Φ = 6.5 mm Cu MgB2 , Φ = 0.85 mm Hi-current MgB2 cables – Ex LHC P1 and P5 A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 14. Mass ∼ 11 kg/m (880 kg for ∆H=80 m) Itot= 150 kA ∆H=80 m ∆L ∼24 cm RB∼1.5 m Semi-flexible cryostat external diameter = 220 mm Hi-current MgB2 cables – Ex LHC P1 and P5 A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 15. 18 MgB2 wires Φwire = 0.98 mm ΦCable = 6.5 mm Tw = 400 mm Ltot=2×10 m LHe (L=2 m) GHe (L=10 m) ∆T < 1 K + - 5000 A Φ = 6.5 mm 10507 A Measurement on MgB2 cables, 2×10 m LHC Nb-Ti cable 6 kA Operated at T<6 K 3 × 6 kA A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 16. Measurements on MgB2 cables, 2×20 m Reached 20 kA at 24 K in two cables, each 20 m long, operated at CERN at 24 K in forced flow of helium gas (20th of February 2014) Record in current in MgB2 cables operated at higher temperature A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 17. 2013 202320182017201620152014 SC Links at LHC P7 SC Links at LHC P1 and P5 Test of horizontal lines Test of vertical lines 20 m 60 m Series P7 Series P1 and P5 Conductor for series Timeline A. Ballarino, CERN
  • 18. Thanks for your attention !