Losses of high-temperature superconductors induced during transient states require numerical models to dimension the necessary cooling system as well as to predict the safe operating conditions for the magnets. However, modelling large-scale HTS applications is complex due to the high aspect ratio of the conductors as well as the nonlinear property introduced by superconductivity.
COMSOL Multiphysics
has a wide range of functionality that makes it easy to handle such challenges. To see the software's capabilities in action and learn more about modelling high-temperature superconducting magnets for fusion applications, register for this free webinar, happening on 17 November.
- The basics of nuclear fusion, focusing on the challenges of designing plasma-confining magnets in tokamaks
- High-temperature superconductors and how they are an enabling technology for compact...