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Dipole for Fast Ramping Synchrotron. Geometry. Required good field region: 62x10 mm 2 Magnet aperture: 100x13 mm 2 Magnet dimension: > 500x500 mm 2. 6.5%SiFe. FeCo. Magnetization. 1 T. 2 T. Maximum Field. 2T?. Epstein Frame Test. FeCo - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Dipole  for  Fast Ramping Synchrotron

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Holger WitteBrookhaven National Laboratory

Advanced Accelerator Group

Dipole for

Fast Ramping Synchrotron

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Geometry

Required good field region: 62x10 mm2

Magnet aperture: 100x13 mm2

Magnet dimension: > 500x500 mm2

FeCo

6.5%SiFe

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Magnetization

1 T

2 T

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Maximum Field

2T?

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• FeCo– enough material purchased for 9 test strips (24

planned)• 6.5SiFe

– 100 strips shipped (thanks to Mr. Ninomiya at JFE)

• Epstein frame test at Fermilab– thanks to Robert W Riley and John Zweibohmer

Epstein Frame Test

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• Measurements– C-direction– L-direction– L/C direction

6.5 Si Steel

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Results 6.5% Si Steel

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Results 6.5% Si Steel

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Results 6.5% Si Steel

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Results 6.5% Si Steel

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Results 6.5% Si Steel

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FeCo - Hiperco

• Purchased from Ed Fagan– Hiperco 50 (A)

• Cut to size on site

• Annealed at IFW in Dresden, Germany– 871 deg C, 2h in

vacuum

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FeCo – Hiperco 50A

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FeCo – Hiperco 50A

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FeCo – Comparison GO Steel

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Fe Co Results

• about 0.1T short• reason is unknown

– wrong material– bad batch– not enough material– wrong annealing

• Vacuumschmelze GmbH & Co. KG– Hanau, Germany

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Vacoflux 48

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• 6.5% Si steel– confirmed values from datasheet– almost isotropic– good match of hysteresis loop– losses?

• FeCo– discrepancy between datasheet and

measurement– Vacuumschmelze

Summary