DocumentCode
1071777
Title
Superconducting current feeder system with associated test results for SST-1 Tokamak
Author
Tanna, V.L. ; Sarkar, B. ; Gupta, N.C. ; Amardas, A. ; Misra, R. ; Dhard, C.P. ; Jadhav, P.S. ; Rewatkar, P. ; Sonara, D. ; Saxena, Y.C.
Author_Institution
Plasma Res., Gandhinagar, India
Volume
14
Issue
2
fYear
2004
fDate
6/1/2004 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
1711
Lastpage
1714
Abstract
The current feeder system (CFS) consists of 20 numbers 10 kA current leads assembled inside a specially designed cryostat, superconducting bus bars assembled in a vacuum duct with bends and the joint box interface in cryogenic environment at 4.5 K. Support structure between room temperature and 4.5 K surfaces with an intercept at 80 K has been designed specially to minimize the conduction heat load as well as to take care of the electromagnetic forces. The hydraulics design of the CFS has been optimized in order to be able to interface with the liquid helium refrigerator/liquefier. A sophisticated instrumentation and control system has been designed and developed as well as tested. The paper describe the design concepts, mechanical and hydraulic analysis, instrumentation & control system as well as some test results of the current feeder system.
Keywords
Tokamak devices; busbars; cryostats; superconducting magnets; 10 kA; 4.5 K; 80 K; CFS hydraulics design; SST-1 Tokamak; conduction heat load minimization; control system; cryogenic environment; cryogenics; cryostat; current leads; electromagnetic forces; hydraulic analysis; instrumentation; joint box interface; liquid helium liquefier; liquid helium refrigerator; magnets; mechanical analysis; superconducting bus bars; superconducting current feeder system; vacuum duct; Assembly systems; Bars; Control systems; Cryogenics; Ducts; Instruments; System testing; Temperature; Tokamaks; Vacuum systems; Bus bars; cryogenics; current supplies; liquid helium; magnets;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Applied Superconductivity, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1051-8223
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TASC.2004.831050
Filename
1325135
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