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Electro-Thermal Coupling Model of Quench Protection With a Quench-Back for DCT&CCT Superconducting Magnets

As promising magnet types, discrete-cosine-theta and canted-cosine-theta (DCT&CCT) superconducting magnets are designed for the High Energy Fragment Separator (HFRS), a fragment separator of the High Intensity Heavy Ion Accelerator Facility (HIAF). Quench protection is one of the key issues for DCT&CCT superconducting magnets due to low thermal conductivity between each turns and slow transverse quench propagation. Thermal quench-back induced by the center cooper wire as a heater automatically is a feasible quench protection option for the magnet wound with 6+1 type superconducting cables (six superconducting wires and one center cooper wire). In the present paper, an electro-thermal coupling model is developed and validated to deal with the dynamic coupling behaviors of electrical and temperature fields inside the superconducting magnets during quench protection process. The transient evolutions of current and voltage-to-ground are numerically obtained by finite element method, which shows obvious quench-back behaviors and agree well with the experimental measurements of the prototype magnet L800 in first round test. The hot-spot temperature can be reduced significantly considering quench-back effect. Furthermore, the quench protection baselines of temperature and quench integral are analyzed and predicted for L800, indicating that the magnet can be protected properly by the protection method with a quench-back at ultimate current 466A.