Abstract
The micro superconducting magnetic energy storage system is becoming a powerful tool for application in power systems. Nowadays, devices include active shielding systems instead of passive ferromagnetic shields. This calls for sophisticated analysis and design techniques able to provide satisfactory performance in terms of stored energy efficiency, reduced stray field, and/or minimal superconductor's volume. In this paper, the features of an active shielding system using multiple parallel solenoid configurations for superconducting magnets are analyzed and the results of their corresponding stray fields are compared. Two optimization strategies are briefly presented. The results using the proposed optimization strategies for magnet systems of energy capacity of 1 MJ, 5 MJ, and 10 MJ are given, respectively.
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