Abstract

The Central Solenoid Model Coil (CSMC) project was launched in the Institute of Plasma Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences for the China Fusion Engineering Test Reactor (CFETR). The CFETR CSMC is designed to generate 12 T peak magnetic field when the running current is 47.65 kA. The CSMC is composed of two Nb3Sn coils in the internal high field and three NbTi coils in the external low field. Electrical joints are one of the key technologies for the CSMC, because the superconducting coils are electrically connected into a single circuit by the joints. Lap type joints have been designed for the CSMC for its proven reliability and easy assembly. It is a great challenge to develop special equipment and technologies for the joint manufacture, including vacuum brazed terminal sleeve assembly, jacket removal, chrome coating removal for Nb3Sn cable, nickel coating removal and silver plating for NbTi cable, compact termination, etc. This paper mainly focuses on the research and development activities of the joint manufacture and the solution of the technical issues. The techniques and equipment can provide a basis for the electrical joint manufacture for the CSMC and other large-scale superconducting magnets.

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