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Model simulation analysis of superconducting switch applied to high-temperature 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 presents a simulation analysis of the switching characteristics of a thermal control superconducting switch used in high overload electromagnetic suspension trains. A two-dimensional axisymmetric model was established using superconducting tape encapsulated in non-copper-plated stainless steel. Simulation analysis of thermal control switch heating and quenching was performed in the absence of an external magnetic field. The simulation results show that the switching resistance is 4Ω.
Keywords
electromagnetic suspension (EDS), high-temperature superconducting magnet, thermal control superconducting switch, persistent current model (PCM)
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Wang,L.;Xing,M.;Wang,L. (2024). Model simulation analysis of superconducting switch applied to high-temperature superconducting electromagnetic suspension magnet. Advances in Engineering Innovation,9,42-46.
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