2005
DOI: 10.1109/tasc.2005.849228
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Measurement of Velocities Up to 1.1 km/s and Test of a Very Fast Quench Inducing System

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“…The induced AC losses will provoke the quench. Such inductive heaters were already used on a small coil and could induce a quench with heater delays of a few tens of microseconds [3]. A 3D model of our spot heater gives an induction of 1.36 mT parallel to the strands for 1 A. Powered with a capacitor of 15 or 160 charged at 600 V, Fig.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The induced AC losses will provoke the quench. Such inductive heaters were already used on a small coil and could induce a quench with heater delays of a few tens of microseconds [3]. A 3D model of our spot heater gives an induction of 1.36 mT parallel to the strands for 1 A. Powered with a capacitor of 15 or 160 charged at 600 V, Fig.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They have great quench propagation characteristics, and the low-temperature superconducting pulsed power transformers applied in pulsed PS have a distinctive discharge mode, as reported in the early literature [2]- [4] is required, a quench induction circuit is engaged to quench the superconducting primary rapidly and uniformly, a rapid current collapse in the primary is excited, and a large level of current is induced in the secondary. In this discharge mode, the high-power opening switch in the conventional inductive pulsed PS can be eliminated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%