Thermo-mechanical Analysis of Cold Helium Injection into Gas Storage Tanks made of Carbon Steel Following Resistive Transition of the LHC Magnets

A resistive transition (quench) of the LHC sector magnets will be followed by cold helium venting to a quench buffer volume of 2000 m3 at ambient temperature. The volume will be composed of eight medi um-pressure (2 MPa) gas storage tanks made of carbon steel, which constrains the temperature of the...

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Autores principales: Chorowski, M, Skoczen, Blazej
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1998
Materias:
Accelerators and Storage Rings
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/365282
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author Chorowski, M
Skoczen, Blazej
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Skoczen, Blazej
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description A resistive transition (quench) of the LHC sector magnets will be followed by cold helium venting to a quench buffer volume of 2000 m3 at ambient temperature. The volume will be composed of eight medi um-pressure (2 MPa) gas storage tanks made of carbon steel, which constrains the temperature of the wall to be higher than -50oC (223 K). The aim of the analysis is the assessment of a possible spot c ooling intensity and thermo-mechanical stresses in the tank wall following helium injection.
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spelling cern-3652822023-05-31T13:22:02Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/365282engChorowski, MSkoczen, BlazejThermo-mechanical Analysis of Cold Helium Injection into Gas Storage Tanks made of Carbon Steel Following Resistive Transition of the LHC MagnetsAccelerators and Storage RingsA resistive transition (quench) of the LHC sector magnets will be followed by cold helium venting to a quench buffer volume of 2000 m3 at ambient temperature. The volume will be composed of eight medi um-pressure (2 MPa) gas storage tanks made of carbon steel, which constrains the temperature of the wall to be higher than -50oC (223 K). The aim of the analysis is the assessment of a possible spot c ooling intensity and thermo-mechanical stresses in the tank wall following helium injection.LHC-Project-Report-215CERN-LHC-Project-Report-215oai:cds.cern.ch:3652821998-07-29
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Chorowski, M
Skoczen, Blazej
Thermo-mechanical Analysis of Cold Helium Injection into Gas Storage Tanks made of Carbon Steel Following Resistive Transition of the LHC Magnets
title Thermo-mechanical Analysis of Cold Helium Injection into Gas Storage Tanks made of Carbon Steel Following Resistive Transition of the LHC Magnets
title_full Thermo-mechanical Analysis of Cold Helium Injection into Gas Storage Tanks made of Carbon Steel Following Resistive Transition of the LHC Magnets
title_fullStr Thermo-mechanical Analysis of Cold Helium Injection into Gas Storage Tanks made of Carbon Steel Following Resistive Transition of the LHC Magnets
title_full_unstemmed Thermo-mechanical Analysis of Cold Helium Injection into Gas Storage Tanks made of Carbon Steel Following Resistive Transition of the LHC Magnets
title_short Thermo-mechanical Analysis of Cold Helium Injection into Gas Storage Tanks made of Carbon Steel Following Resistive Transition of the LHC Magnets
title_sort thermo-mechanical analysis of cold helium injection into gas storage tanks made of carbon steel following resistive transition of the lhc magnets
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/365282
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