Superconducting magnet device
View Patent ↗There is provided a superconducting magnet device that suppresses interference of a part of a tape wire wound around a center axis with another adjacent part. The number of unit wire layer turns of a first coil among the plurality of first coils is smaller than a mean value of the respective numbers of unit wire layer turns of the plurality of first coils, the number of unit wire layer turns of each of the first coils being expressed by a mean value of the respective numbers of turns of the tape wire in the plurality of wire layers, the first coil being disposed at such a position that compressive force acting on the first coil in a direction in which the center axis extends is the largest on the assumption that the respective numbers of unit wire layer turns of the plurality of first coils were the same.
1. A superconducting magnet device comprising a plurality of superconducting coils arranged concentrically with each other, wherein
the plurality of superconducting coils include a plurality of first superconducting coils each formed by a tape wire and extending in an axial direction of the superconducting magnet device that is a center axis shared by the plurality of the first superconducting coils,
each of the plurality of first superconducting coils has a plurality of wire layers layered in a layering direction that is perpendicular to the axial direction, each wire layer being formed by the tape wire being spirally wound around the center axis in the axial direction a respective number of unit wire layer turns,
the plurality of first superconducting coils includes
one or more specific first superconducting coils, the one or more specific first superconducting coils being disposed at a center of the plurality of first superconducting coils in the layering direction; and
at least two other first superconducting coils except for the specific first superconducting coils, the at least two other first superconducting coils being disposed at opposite ends of the plurality of first superconducting coils in the layering direction,
and
the respective number of unit wire layer turns in each wire layer of each specific first superconducting coil is smaller than the respective numbers of unit wire layer turns in each wire layer of the other first superconducting coils, and a number of wire layers of each specific first superconducting coil is larger than a number of wire layers in each other first superconducting coils.
2. The superconducting magnet device according to claim 1 , further comprising
a plurality of second superconducting coils each formed of wound wire having a circular cross-section or a rectangular cross-section, the plurality of second superconducting coils surrounding the plurality of first superconducting coils and disposed concentrically with the plurality of first superconducting coils, wherein
each of the plurality of second superconducting coils has a greater length, in the direction in which the center axis extends, than a length of each of the plurality of first superconducting coils.
3. The superconducting magnet device according to claim 1 , wherein
the plurality of first superconducting coils includes an innermost first superconducting coil, an outermost superconducting coil, and middle superconducting coils that are sandwiched between the innermost first superconducting coil and the outermost superconducting coil, and
the innermost first superconducting coil and the outermost superconducting coil are included in the other first superconducting coils and the middle superconducting coils are included in the specific first superconducting coils.
4. The superconducting magnet device according to claim 1 , wherein
the plurality of first superconducting coils includes an innermost first superconducting coil and a second innermost first superconducting coil that is disposed next to the innermost first superconducting coil, and
a length of the innermost first superconducting coil in the axial direction is larger than a length of the second innermost first superconducting coil in the axial direction.