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1 HL-LHC IR Corrector Magnets Conceptual Design & Construction Activity
Giovanni Volpini on behalf of the LASA team CERN, 1 July 2014

2 Giovanni Volpini CERN, 15 May 2014
linguine (supplier D, #7) bucatini (supplier B, #9) spaghetti (supplier D, #12) spaghettoni (supplier D, #412) maccheroncini alla chitarra (supplier D, #13) do not call them just spaghetti… Giovanni Volpini CERN, 15 May 2014

3 Corrector Magnet Summary Table I
General SC wire Name Order No of magnets for series No of spare magnets Aperture Int strenght at radius = 50 mm Iron outer radius Loadline margin 4.2K 5T Bare wire diameter Cu/non Cu Jc NbTi current density Wire insulated diiameter mm T·m A - A/mm² MCQSX 2 4 150 1.00 230 60% 350 0.7 2.3 3001.2 0.84 MCSX 3 1 0.06 160 179 0.5 3008.4 0.64 MCSSX MCOX 0.04 MCOSX MCDX 5 0.03 MCDSX MCTX 6 0.086 MCTSX 0.017 36 12 48 Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

4 Corrector Magnet Summary Table II
General Operational Values Name Order Aturns Number of turn: design value Iop Coil Peak Iop 3D magnetic length (Iper)gradient Overall current density Overall current density: official value Stored energy Stored energy per unit length Differential Iop Linear 0 A - A T m T/m^(n-1) A/mm² kJ kJ/m H MCQSX 2 57,674 320 182.0 2.97 0.807 25 303.3 303 24.57 30.44 1.247 1.608 MCSX 3 28,193 214 131.6 2.33 0.111 11 353.0 350 1.28 11.61 0.118 0.179 MCSSX MCOX 4 41,396 344 120.4 2.41 0.087 3,688 313.7 1.41 16.30 0.152 0.391 MCOSX MCDX 5 35,672 256 139.1 2.34 0.095 50,623 359.7 360 1.39 14.69 0.107 0.301 MCDSX MCTX 6 25,497 154 166.8 2.04 0.430 640,141 259.4 4.35 10.11 0.229 0.600 MCTSX 26,984 172 156.9 2.01 0.089 612,604 283.6 0.92 10.40 0.052 0.149 Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

5 Differential Inductance, a6
«zero-current» inductance, from linear-iron case, L = 149 mH Ld(I) = 1/I dU/dI = ns2 / At dU/d At Inductance [H] Operating point Ld = 52 mH 263/III Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014 Ampere·turns [At]

6 Corrector Magnet Summary Table III
General Geometry details Name Order Aturns Coil cross section nominal overall wire length for 1 coil Max voltage rating to ground External magnet diameter (iron yoke OD) Weight: CS value Coil Physical length Yoke length Overall iron length Mechanical length end plate to e.p. mm² m V mm kg MCQSX 2 57,674 192 604.5 300 460 1000 840.8 800.8 871.5 890.5 MCSX 3 28,193 79.8 79.4 320 80 123.4 94.2 164.9 183.9 MCSSX MCOX 4 41,396 132 88.1 70 98.7 70.7 141.3 160.4 MCOSX MCDX 5 35,672 99 67.0 75 107.4 82.4 153.1 172.2 MCDSX MCTX 6 25,497 144.1 250 449.0 424.0 494.6 513.7 MCTSX 26,984 41.5 101.5 76.5 147.2 166.3 Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

7 Corrector Magnet Summary Table IV
General Protection Forces Wire needed Name Order Dump Resistor τ = L/R Safety factor (current ratio) "MIITs" exponential discharge Wire MIITs Discharge/Wire Force: x component Force: y component Force: z component Specific force: x-component Specific force: y-component Specific force: x-component from 2D model Specific force: y-component from 2D model Total wire required D0.7 Total wire required D0.5 s - A²·s N N/m m MCQSX 2 1.648 0.976 110% 19,549 19,473 100.4% 41,538 47,777 4,038 51,472 59,203 52,113 58,025 14,508 MCSX 3 2.279 0.078 821 5,069 16.2% 2,915 1,497 630 26,343 13,529 2,383 MCSSX MCOX 4 2.492 0.157 1,376 27.1% 2,504 2,018 912 28,866 23,260 3,523 MCOSX MCDX 5 2.157 0.139 1,632 32.2% 2,184 1,839 602 23,038 19,399 3,350 MCDSX MCTX 6 1.799 0.334 5,612 110.7% 6,879 4,485 296 16,000 10,432 10,377 MCTSX 1.838 0.081 1,309 25.8% 1,386 1,125 330 15,608 12,668 2,986 Total for series + spares: kg procured for prototypes: 38 kg Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

8 LHC vs. HL-LHC corrector magnet
comparison chart LHC HL-LHC Order Type Aperture Stored energy Operating Current mm [J] [A] [mm] [kJ] 2 S MQSX 70 2,116 550 150 24.57 182 3 N MCSTX 39 100 1.28 132 MCSOX 6 50 4 16 1.41 120 22 5 1.39 139 94 80 4.35 167 0.92 163 187/II Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

9 Giovanni Volpini, CERN 19 June 2014
Quadrupole 891 460 yoke coil bore Giovanni Volpini, CERN 19 June 2014

10 Iron yoke total length 800 mm
HX hole r = 185 mm round bore flux return plate Symmetric flux return plate

11 Giovanni Volpini, CERN 19 June 2014
Design Sextupole preliminary design 320 Yoke laminations machined by laser cut followed by EDM (final accuracy 1/100 mm) on the relevant surfaces: poles, coil slots, alignment slots. 5.8 mm thick iron laminations 123 Giovanni Volpini, CERN 19 June 2014

12 winding and insulation
Winding machine: -Commercial winding machine -Home-developed braking system, controlling the wire tensioning between 1 and 20 kg ; Insulation scheme: -wire w/ S2 glass 0.14 mm thick (on dia) -ground insulation applied after removing the coil from the winding tool w/ two crossed, 50% overlapped, 0.13 mm thick S-2 glass tape (total 0.52 mm) Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

13 Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014
Impregnation mould Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

14 Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014
Oven & impregnation Temperature monitored with a PT100 on the mould, in agreement within +/- 1°C wrt the set temperature (in stationary conditions) CTD-101K resin Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

15 Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014
«Coil 0» cross section outer side inner side Far from perfect, but this was a first test for the whole system! Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

16 «Coil 1» under the optical measuring machine
Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

17 Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014
Coil assessment Test protocol - Coil RT Ground insulation test @ 5 kV (different techniques) > 8 Gohm Dimensional measurements; w/ gauge, w/ optical measuring apparatus -> mould parts misaligned, tolerances of +/- hundredths seem feasible Thermal LN on coil and on resin sample -> some crack in the coil, near bubbles, but not only. No crack in resin sample Repeat resistance & ground insulation test -> OK TBD Inductance measurement Cut & cross sections Giovanni Volpini CERN, 1 July 2014

18 Giovanni Volpini, CERN 14 January 2014
Next steps Design magnetic length cross-talk between magnets July 2014 fringe field (“harmonics” at the magnet ends) forces between magnets (March 2014) July 2014 Residual magnetization at I=0 and impact on the harmonics Cross check COMSOL results w/ Roxie (March 2014) Mechanical design (May 2014) September 2014 (new) conceptual design of all the magnets Construction & test Wind & impregnate a dummy coil (June 2014) Design the test cryostat (new) test coil w/ SC wire (July 2014) (new) next mould manufactured (Oct 2014) Giovanni Volpini, CERN 14 January 2014

19 INFN-CERN Agreement approved by INFN board of directors in June ‘14,
to be signed by INFN President

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21 thank you for your attention
Hint of the day: festina lente!

22 Stored energy vs. At a6

23 Giovanni Volpini, CERN 19 June 2014
Quadrupole 891 460 yoke coil bore Giovanni Volpini, CERN 19 June 2014

24 Iron yoke total length 800 mm
HX hole r = 185 mm round bore flux return plate Symmetric flux return plate

25 Giovanni Volpini, CERN 19 June 2014
Design Sextupole preliminary design 320 Yoke laminations machined by laser cut followed by EDM (final accuracy 1/100 mm) on the relevant surfaces: poles, coil slots, alignment slots. 5.8 mm thick iron laminations 123 Giovanni Volpini, CERN 19 June 2014

26 Giovanni Volpini, CERN 19 June 2014
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