Y. Yamanoi et al., DEVELOPMENT OF RADIATION-RESISTANT MAGNET COILS FOR HIGH-INTENSITY BEAM LINES .2. COMPLETELY INORGANIC INSULATED COILS, IEEE transactions on magnetics, 32(4), 1996, pp. 2147-2150
We report here on R/D work concerning two types of radiation-resistant
magnet coils, which were insulated using completely inorganic materia
ls. Regarding the first coil, the electric insulator employed was a al
umina long fiber and a ceramic binder. A new combination of adhesive a
gent, inorganic filler and alumina long fiber was found, which enabled
us to form a strong insulation layer which does not peel off from a c
opper conductor. The magnet coil for 2000A excitation current was prod
uced using this insulation method. The second coil is a mineral insula
ted cable (MIC) with a 3000A excitation current. This 3000A-class MIC
has been manufactured as a short sample, and was tested concerning its
electric insulation both before and after bending.