WO2011039223A1 - Verfahren zur herstellung einer verbindungsstruktur zwischen zwei supraleitern und struktur zur verbindung zweier supraleiter - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for producing a connection structure between two superconductors, in particular magnesium diboride superconductors, which comprise a superconducting core wire enclosed by normal-conducting metal, and a structure for connecting two superconductors.
- two magnesium diboride superconductors comprising a superconducting core wire enclosed by normal conducting metal.
- Magnetic resonance magnets, with superconducting, short-circuited power supplies (so-called “persistent mode") in which the charged superconducting magnet is short-circuited by a superconductor.
- the short-circuited magnet now forms its own circuit, in which the current can flow essentially without resistance.
- This "persistent mode The power source can be decoupled from the magnet, so that an energy-saving operation is possible.
- the advantage of the "persistent mode” operation is an extremely high stability of the magnetic field, which can not be achieved in this way, even with the best power sources.
- the short-circuit is achieved by using a short-circuit switch, the so-called “persistent switch", for which the conductor ends of the magnetic coil are connected to a superconducting wire, which can be brought into the normal line by heating and thus has a comparatively high resistance If the short-circuiting switch is in the normal conducting state, the current from the current source now flows through the superconducting coil, which can be charged or discharged in this state The short-circuiting switch is cooled and superconducting so that the magnet and the superconducting wire form their own circuit again.
- the resistance and inductance of the resulting circuit are essential for the longest possible and stable operation of the "persistent mode".
- the resistance of the contacts or connection points with which the short-circuiting switch is connected to the wire ends of the magnet usually via a connection structure is essential, so that a
- the superconducting connection structure can be produced on the basis of magnesium diboride or on the basis of other superconductors, for example NbTi.
- the superconducting connection structure should have the highest possible current carrying capacity in order not to become the limiting element for current operation.
- the contact surfaces between the wire ends and the connection structure must have a high connectivity and thus be permeable to high supra-currents.
- the invention is therefore based on the object to provide a connection structure between two superconductors and a method for their preparation, wherein the connection structure even at magnetic fields greater than 0.5 T and temperatures greater than 10 K still have a sufficiently high Stromtragcopy- and wherein the contact between the superconductors and the intervening connection structure is significantly improved.
- a substance mixture of magnesium and boron a melting temperature of magnesium lowering substance is mixed and the exposed ends of the core wires are brought into contact with the mixture, which in situ in a the lower melting temperature corresponding reaction temperature is brought to the reaction to magnesium diboride.
- the substance which lowers the melting temperature of magnesium.
- the substance preferably a metal, in particular copper
- the substance to 1 - 20 wt .-%, in particular 10 wt .-%, is mixed.
- connection structure in contrast to the connection structures known in the prior art, is suitable even under the conditions usually required, ie at magnetic fields greater than 0.5 T and temperatures greater than 10 K, to be used and to provide excellent results. Especially in the case of magnetic resonance devices, therefore, a significantly improved solution is created.
- the method is particularly suitable for use in a magnet manufacturing process, for example for forming a short-circuiting switch.
- the mixture forms a homogeneous bulk, so that the reaction temperature is reduced everywhere and thus optimal properties can be achieved at a certain temperature.
- a mechanically alloyed powder is used as the substance mixture.
- the process of mechanical alloying (English “mechanical alloying” (MA)) is basically known and can of course already the admixture of
- a pinning-improving and / or current-carrying capacity-increasing and / or a critical-field-increasing and / or a critical-temperature-decreasing and / or an oxygen-binding additive a metal and / or a carbon-containing compound and / or carbon and / or a boride can be used as the additive, in particular silicon carbide (Sic) and / or calcium hexaboride (CaB 6 ) are suitable. Silicon carbide has been found to be an excellent additive for magnesium diboride, especially nano-silicon carbide.
- an additional magnesium diboride particles comprehensive substance mixture is used.
- magnesium diboride components already reacted are already present in the substance mixture.
- the presence of already reacted magnesium diboride can limit the passage of normal conducting metal surrounding the superconducting core wire into the contact material as well as the loss of magnesium which passes into the normal conducting metal.
- this magnesium loss effect can additionally or alternatively also be compensated by deviating from the mixing ratio 1: 2 for magnesium and boron by an increased magnesium content, for example by using a ratio of 1.15: 2 or the like.
- the mechanical treatment of the superconductors in particular the exposure of the contact surfaces at the ends of the core wires, so that as little or no degradation as possible occurs with as large a contact surface as possible.
- the exposure of the ends of the core wires can be done by grinding according to the invention. It can be provided, for example, that the grinding tool is refined from coarse to fine tools. In this case, an abrasive material should be used, which leaves as possible no residues on the ground end.
- the grinding process can preferably be slow to avoid heat generation.
- a further improvement in the treatment of the superconductors themselves arises when the superconductors in the free laying the ends of their core wires are fixed in position, in particular in at least one part of a connection housing, in which the following reaction of magnesium and boron to magnesium diboride takes place.
- the described fixation makes it possible, in particular, to keep the wire ends unmoving and also compressed over large parts of the process for producing the connection structure, so that, for example, cracking can be avoided.
- connection housing which may consist of metals or a metal alloy, for example, and into which the substance mixture is introduced at a certain time during the process in order to react therein closed, for example, by means of a screw-on cover such that the substance mixture contained therein is already clearly compressed, so that air holes and inhomogeneities are avoided as far as possible.
- joint cup which may consist of metals or a metal alloy, for example, and into which the substance mixture is introduced at a certain time during the process in order to react therein closed, for example, by means of a screw-on cover such that the substance mixture contained therein is already clearly compressed, so that air holes and inhomogeneities are avoided as far as possible.
- the superconductors are already exposed to expose the ends of the core wires, ie ultimately the contact surfaces The ends are thus prepared on site, therefore no longer have to be moved and in particular can be kept largely compressed and immovable particular of the relevant end of the core wire is kept as low as possible so that degradation can be avoided.
- the substance mixture can be introduced into a connection housing, in which the ends of the core wires protrude and in which the composition is pressed before the reaction. Then, in a particularly advantageous embodiment, it can be provided that the superconductors are inserted into and fixed in a wall of the connecting housing in an obliquely to this direction before exposing the ends of their core wires in a wall. This results in a large contact surface, in particular during grinding, and the mechanical load on the wires is reduced.
- the ends of the superconductors to be joined with the mixture of substances arranged between them, in particular in a connecting housing can be introduced into an oven in which a protective gas atmosphere, in particular under excess pressure, is present.
- a protective gas atmosphere in particular under excess pressure
- the shielding gas is present under excess pressure, it will ultimately flow continuously past the superconducting wire ends and out of the furnace, so that no air which carries the risk of a reaction of the highly reactive magnesium can enter the furnace. The reaction therefore takes place completely in the protective gas atmosphere, without the need for a vacuum-tight oven.
- the invention also relates to a structure for connecting two superconductors, in particular two magnesium diboride superconductors, which comprise a superconducting core wire enclosed by normal-conducting metal, which structure is produced by the process according to the invention.
- the connection of the respective ends of the superconductors is thus carried out by an in situ reaction of a mixture in which in addition to magnesium and boron also a melting temperature of magnesium lowering substance is contained, so that the reaction at a lower temperature can take place. In this way, a better contact is achieved at higher current carrying capacity, since both improves the reactivity and the wire degradation is reduced by the heat treatment.
- connection structure according to the invention can also comprise, for example, a connection housing in which the connected superconductor wire ends project, for example, at an angle.
- Other additives may also be provided, in particular silicon carbide and / or calcium hexaboride.
- silicon carbide and / or calcium hexaboride As the substance for lowering the melting temperature of magnesium, it is preferable to use copper, which is thus contained in the reacted substance mixture connecting the exposed ends of the core wires.
- Fig. 2 shows the use of the connecting structure according to the invention for forming a short-circuit switch in a superconducting magnet.
- connection structure 1 shows a schematic diagram of the connection structure 1 according to the invention, which is used to connect two superconductors 2, in the present case, to form a short-circuit switch for the "persistent mode" of a magnet
- the connection structure should therefore be used in an environment in which fields are larger prevail as 0.5 T and / or the temperature is above 10 K.
- the superconductors comprise a superconducting core wire 3, in the present case of magnesium diboride, which is covered by a cladding of a normal conducting metal 4 is surrounded.
- core wires filaments
- the sketch of the figure represents only a schematic diagram, which can be modified with respect to the arrangement of the superconductor 2 and the like. For example, it is conceivable to arrange the ends 5 next to one another in order to keep the spacing of the contact surfaces 6 as small as possible. Visible are the
- Ends 5 are obliquely fixed in a connecting housing 7, so that the contact surfaces 6 are exposed to the interior of the connecting housing 7. Due to the inclination of the conductor 2, they are also formed larger than the actual cross section of the core wire. 3
- the connecting housing 7 which is otherwise made of steel, comprises a lower housing part 8 and a cover 9, which can be fastened with screws 10 so as to form the gleichsgePSu- ses 7 that a arranged in the connecting housing 7 mixture 11 are compressed before the reaction can, as will be explained in more detail below with respect to the manufacturing process.
- the connecting housing can also be made of another metal, which has a higher coefficient of thermal expansion than MgB2.
- the substance mixture 11 is present as reacted substance mixture 11, which means that magnesium diboride forms the corresponding conductive connection between the contact surfaces 6.
- connection structure 1 has the particularly advantageous properties already discussed, in particular with regard to the current-carrying capacity and the contact quality, since a substance mixture 11 was used for the production a substance which lowers the melting temperature of magnesium.
- the ends 5 are first prepared, preferably under a protective atmosphere.
- the ends 5 are first fixed in the lower housing part 8, whereupon they, as shown, are ground obliquely, so that the enlarged contact surface 6 results.
- the superconductors 2 are already held fixed in the lower housing part.
- the preparation of the ends 5 is done by grinding, with heat generation is avoided and is passed from coarser grinding tools to finer grinding tools. This makes careful preparation possible.
- the not yet reacted mixture 11 is prepared. This happens in the present case by mechanical alloy. Magnesium and boron, here in a ratio of 1.15: 2, are together with copper as the melting temperature of
- the first magnesium diboride particles are also formed by reaction, which then also form part of the substance mixture.
- magnesium diboride particles it is also conceivable to add magnesium diboride particles in other ways.
- silicon carbide which provided the Pinningeigenschaften, improves the critical field, and other such characteristics, and calcium hexaboride, wel ⁇ ches oxygen binds. With these additional additives, the mixture 11 is also offset.
- the substance mixture 11 is then inserted into the lower housing part 8. fills, where it is then pressed by placing the lid 9 and screwing it.
- the mixture of substances 11 prepared in the connection precision 7 is then introduced into an oven in which a protective gas atmosphere is present under overpressure. Shielding gas thus constantly flows past the lead-out superconductors and prevents the ingress of air.
- the mixture 11 is reacted to form magnesium diboride from magnesium and boron. This can be done at a lower temperature than usual, since the melting point of magnesium is lowered by the supply of copper, so that it may be provided, for example, that the mixture remains for 15 minutes at about 620 ° C in the oven.
- the heating and cooling process can be carried out slowly in order to avoid a resulting degradation.
- connection structure 1 is completed.
- FIG. 2 shows a possible use of the connection structure
- Both the short circuit switch 12 and the magnet 13 comprise magnesium diboride superconductor 2. These are connected by the connection structure 1 according to the invention.
- the magnet 13 can be charged initially via a current source 14, as long as the superconductor 2 of the short circuit switch 12 is normally conducting, which is achieved via a heater 15. If the short-circuiting switch 12 then becomes superconducting again, a closed circuit is formed and operation in "persistent mode" is possible, the current source 14 can be deactivated.
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