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Ainslie, Md
King's College London
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- 2023Record field in a 10 mm-period bulk high-temperature superconducting undulatorcitations
- 2023Record field in a 10 mm-period bulk high-temperature superconducting undulator
- 2022Simulation of mechanical stresses in reinforced REBaCuO ring bulks during pulsed-field magnetization
- 2020Numerical simulation of flux jump behavior in REBaCuO ring bulks with an inhomogeneous Jc profile during pulsed-field magnetizationcitations
- 2020Composite stacks for reliable > 17 T trapped fields in bulk superconductor magnets
- 2019Influence of Inner Diameter and Height of Ring-Shaped REBaCuO Bulks on Trapped Field and Mechanical Stress during Field-Cooled Magnetizationcitations
- 2019Design Optimization of a Hybrid Trapped Field Magnet Lens (HTFML)citations
- 2019Composite stacks for reliable > 17 T trapped fields in bulk superconductor magnetscitations
- 2017Numerical modelling of iron-pnictide bulk superconductor magnetizationcitations
- 2017Numerical modelling of iron-pnictide bulk superconductor magnetisation
- 2016Pulsed Field Magnetization of Single-Grain Bulk YBCO Processed from Graded Precursor Powders
- 2015Pulsed Field Magnetization of Single-Grain Bulk YBCO Processed from Graded Precursor Powderscitations
- 2014Computation of the field in an axial gap, trapped-flux type superconducting electric machinecitations
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Computation of the field in an axial gap, trapped-flux type superconducting electric machine
Abstract
<p>The Bulk Superconductivity Group at the University of Cambridge is currently investigating the use of high temperature superconductors in wire and bulk form to increase the electrical and magnetic loading of an axial gap, trapped flux-type superconducting electric machine. The use of superconducting materials in electric machines can lead to increases in efficiency, as well as power density, which results in reductions in both the size and weight of the machine. In this paper, the authors present a method to compute the field in such an electric machine generated by an array of fully magnetized bulk superconductors. Analytical expressions are derived for the field that would exist in the coil region of the motor, which will act as a powerful tool for carrying out parametric analysis of the motor's design and performance.</p>