Construction of the combined formers for CCT winding

This report presents Milestone MS34 of I.FAST Work Package 8, dedicated to innovative superconducting magnet technologies. Within Task 8.4, combined formers for the Canted-Cosine-Theta (CCT) winding have been successfully designed, manufactured, and inspected as a key step toward the realization of the CCT magnet demonstrator (Deliverable D8.4). The formers ensure the precise definition of the conductor path and provide the necessary mechanical stability for winding and operation. Dimensional checks and the related certificate of conformity, issued by Arquimea (Spain), confirm overall compliance with project specifications. Although a few deviations from nominal tolerances were identified, they are minor, non-critical, and manageable in the final magnet assembly. The completion of this milestone provides validated components for the next phase of the project, enabling the winding and integration of the demonstrator magnet.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17135550
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Construction of the combined formers for CCT winding

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Construction of the combined formers for CCT winding

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Abstract

This report presents Milestone MS34 of I.FAST Work Package 8, dedicated to innovative superconducting magnet technologies. Within Task 8.4, combined formers for the Canted-Cosine-Theta (CCT) winding have been successfully designed, manufactured, and inspected as a key step toward the realization of the CCT magnet demonstrator (Deliverable D8.4). The formers ensure the precise definition of the conductor path and provide the necessary mechanical stability for winding and operation. Dimensional checks and the related certificate of conformity, issued by Arquimea (Spain), confirm overall compliance with project specifications. Although a few deviations from nominal tolerances were identified, they are minor, non-critical, and manageable in the final magnet assembly. The completion of this milestone provides validated components for the next phase of the project, enabling the winding and integration of the demonstrator magnet.

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