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Transient thermal analysis model of nitrogen-cooled cryogenic system for superconducting electromagnetic suspension magnet
- 1 Chinese Academy of Sciences
- 2 Chinese Academy of Sciences
- 3 Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Abstract
This paper proposes a transient thermal analysis model for a nitrogen-cooled cryogenic system used in superconducting electromagnetic suspension magnets. First, the structural parameters of the nitrogen cryogenic system and the internal high-temperature superconducting magnet are detailed. Subsequently, temperature change simulations during the system's cooling process using a cryocooler, as well as during the cooling and nitrogen-insulation process, were conducted using COMSOL software. Finally, simulations of the temperature variations during the system's offline operation were performed. This study provides valuable references for the design and optimization of nitrogen-cooled cryogenic systems.
Keywords
nitrogen-cooled cryogenic system, superconducting electromagnetic suspension magnets, transient thermal analysis
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Wang,L.;Wang,L.;Xing,M. (2024). Transient thermal analysis model of nitrogen-cooled cryogenic system for superconducting electromagnetic suspension magnet. Advances in Engineering Innovation,9,17-23.
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