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CN108447645B - Current lead anode tube for superconducting magnet and preparation method of anode tube insulating coating - Google Patents

Current lead anode tube for superconducting magnet and preparation method of anode tube insulating coating Download PDF

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CN108447645B
CN108447645B CN201711015811.9A CN201711015811A CN108447645B CN 108447645 B CN108447645 B CN 108447645B CN 201711015811 A CN201711015811 A CN 201711015811A CN 108447645 B CN108447645 B CN 108447645B
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Abstract

The invention relates to a current lead anode tube, in particular to a current lead anode tube for a superconducting magnet and a preparation method of an anode tube insulating coating. The current lead anode tube for the superconducting magnet comprises an anode tube body and a coating attached to the anode tube body, wherein the coating comprises a ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating; and detecting the insulating property of the anode tube: DC100V, resistance ≧ 2M Ω. The current lead anode tube for the superconducting magnet comprises an anode tube body and a coating attached to the anode tube body, wherein the coating comprises a ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating; and detecting the insulating property of the anode tube: DC100V, resistance ≧ 2M Ω.

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Current lead anode tube for superconducting magnet and preparation method of anode tube insulating coating
Technical Field
The invention relates to a current lead anode tube, in particular to a current lead anode tube for a superconducting magnet and a preparation method of an anode tube insulating coating.
Background
The cryogenic superconducting magnet operates in liquid helium (4.2K), the power supply for magnet excitation is at room temperature, and the conductors connecting the room temperature power supply and the cryogenic magnet are referred to as current leads. Current leads are important components of superconducting magnet systems, and are responsible for the task of transferring energy between a power supply and the superconducting magnet. In a practical superconducting magnet system, one end of the current lead is at room temperature and the other end is at the temperature of the coolant. Thus, the current leads carry heat from the hot end to the cold end; when the superconducting magnet is excited or demagnetized, current passes through the lead, joule heat is generated by the lead, and a part of joule heat is also introduced into the cold end, so that the evaporation of the cooling liquid is increased. In general, gas-cooled current leads often introduce vaporized cooling gas into the tubular lead channels to reduce the cumulative temperature rise associated with joule heating. With conventional unitary current leads, the surface area of the main portion of the lead is maximized and the rising cold helium gas is turbulently formed to provide adequate heat exchange between the lead and the cold helium gas. Therefore, the current lead must be designed to minimize the effect of joule heating while taking into account the loss in heat leakage. For a metal current lead, materials with high thermal conductivity tend to have high electrical resistivity. Therefore, copper or copper alloy is usually selected as the conventional unitary current lead material. However, for large magnets, such as medical superconducting magnets (exciting current > 500A), the thermal conductivity of copper alloy is still too high, and the loss of heat leakage from room temperature to the liquid helium temperature region is too large, so that the key index of zero liquid helium evaporation is influenced.
Disclosure of Invention
The present invention is made to solve the above problems, and provides a current lead anode tube for a superconducting magnet.
The technical scheme for solving the problems is as follows:
the current lead anode tube for the superconducting magnet comprises an anode tube body and a coating attached to the anode tube body, wherein the coating comprises a ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating; and detecting the insulating property of the anode tube: DC100V, resistance ≧ 2M Ω.
Preferably, the ceramic insulating and heat conducting coating is formed by spraying high-purity aluminum oxide powder with a nano structure on the surface of the tube body of the anode tube by a plasma spraying process, wherein the high-purity aluminum oxide powder is used as a material of the ceramic insulating and heat conducting coating; the thermal conductivity of the ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating is 29.3/w.m-1·℃-1Volume resistance 1018/Ω·m。
Preferably, in the above technical solution, the positive tube body is made of stainless steel.
Preferably, in the above technical solution, the thickness of the ceramic insulating and heat conducting coating is 0.1 mm.
Preferably, the coating further comprises a copper coating, and the thickness of the copper coating is 100 μm.
The invention also aims to provide a preparation method of the ceramic insulating and heat conducting coating.
The preparation method of the ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating comprises the following steps:
1) pretreating and deoiling: ultrasonically cleaning the anode tube substrate with acetone for 30 minutes;
2) and surface roughening: adopting 60-mesh white corundum sand to carry out surface roughening treatment, wherein the pressure of compressed air is 0.3MPa, and the surface roughness tends to be uniform after treatment;
3) atmospheric plasma spraying: using Ni and Al alloy powder as a bonding bottom layer material, wherein the thickness of the bonding bottom layer coating is 80 mu m; the surface layer material is Al2O3Powder, the thickness of the surface coating is 200 mu m; preparing a coating by adopting 80KW plasma spraying equipment, wherein the spraying power of the bottom layer is controlled to be 30kW, and the spraying power of the surface layer is controlled to be 45 kW; the copper coating thickness was 100 μm.
The technology of cooling the magnet by using a cryogenic refrigerator is quite mature at present. Generally, a first stage (50 k, 50W) of the cryocooler is used to cut off the heat flow of the current lead to reduce the heat leakage from the room temperature to the liquid helium temperature region. Then in the area of the current lead hot cutoff, some process treatment is required to ensure that it is insulated and in thermal contact with the cryocooler stage. The process adopted by us is a double-layer thermal spraying process. On the surface of a current lead anode tube of which the base material is a stainless steel tube, firstly, a layer of insulating ceramic coating is thermally sprayed, secondly, a layer of copper coating is thermally sprayed on the surface of the ceramic coating, and then, the copper coating is connected with the primary surface of a refrigerator well in a brazing mode, so that the combination is reliable. Ensuring higher efficiency of the primary refrigeration efficiency of the utilization refrigerator.
The invention adopts high-purity alumina powder with a nano structure as a material of a ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating, and adopts a plasma spraying process to spray a coating with the thickness of about 0.1mm on the surface of a stainless steel lead tube. The coating has excellent insulating property and high thermal conductivity (volume resistance 10)18Omega m; thermal conductivity 29.3/w.m-1·℃-1) Meanwhile, the nano structure can relieve thermal stress generated by high and low temperature difference and has good thermal shock resistance.
The prepared ceramic coating current lead anode tube is subjected to subsequent insulation performance detection: DC100V, resistance ≧ 2M Ω. Low-temperature soaking test: immersion in liquid helium (4.2K) did not have any low temperature brittle fracture cracks. And (4) conclusion: the heat shock resistance is enough, and the insulating property is good.
In conclusion, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
the invention adopts high-purity alumina powder with a nano structure as a material of a ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating, and adopts a plasma spraying process to spray a coating with the thickness of about 0.1mm on the surface of a stainless steel lead tube. The coating has excellent insulating property and higher thermal conductivity, and meanwhile, the nano structure can relieve thermal stress generated by high and low temperature difference and has good thermal shock resistance.
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This detailed description is to be construed as illustrative only and is not limiting, since modifications will occur to those skilled in the art upon reading the preceding specification, and it is intended to be protected by the following claims.
Example one
The current lead anode tube for the superconducting magnet comprises an anode tube body made of stainless steel and a coating attached to the anode tube body, wherein the coating comprises a ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating with the thickness of 0.1mm and a copper coating with the thickness of 100 mu m. And detecting the insulating property of the anode tube: DC100V, resistance ≧ 2M Ω. The ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating is formed by spraying high-purity aluminum oxide powder with a nano structure on the surface of the anode tube body by a plasma spraying process, wherein the high-purity aluminum oxide powder with a nano structure is used as a material of the ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating; the thermal conductivity of the ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating is 29.3/w.m-1·℃-1Volume resistance 1018/Ω·m。
The preparation method of the ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating comprises the following steps:
1) pretreating and deoiling: ultrasonically cleaning the anode tube substrate with acetone for 30 minutes;
2) and surface roughening: adopting 60-mesh white corundum sand to carry out surface roughening treatment, wherein the pressure of compressed air is 0.3MPa, and the surface roughness tends to be uniform after treatment;
3) atmospheric plasma spraying: using Ni and Al alloy powder as a bonding bottom layer material, wherein the thickness of the bonding bottom layer coating is 80 mu m; the surface layer material is Al2O3Powder, the thickness of the surface coating is 200 mu m; the coating is prepared by adopting 80KW plasma spraying equipment, the spraying power of the bottom layer is controlled to be 30kW, and the spraying power of the surface layer is controlled to be45 kW; the copper coating thickness was 100 μm.
The prepared ceramic coating current lead anode tube is subjected to subsequent insulation performance detection: DC100V, resistance ≧ 2M Ω. Low-temperature soaking test: immersion in liquid helium (4.2K) did not have any low temperature brittle fracture cracks. And (4) conclusion: the heat shock resistance is enough, and the insulating property is good.

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1. The current lead anode tube for the superconducting magnet comprises an anode tube body made of stainless steel and a coating attached to the anode tube body, wherein the coating comprises a ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating with the thickness of 0.1mm and a copper coating with the thickness of 100 mu m; and detecting the insulating property of the anode tube: DC100V, resistance is more than or equal to 2M omega; the ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating is formed by spraying high-purity aluminum oxide powder with a nano structure on the surface of the anode tube body by a plasma spraying process, wherein the high-purity aluminum oxide powder with a nano structure is used as a material of the ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating; the thermal conductivity of the ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating is 29.3/w.m-1·℃-1Volume resistance 1018/Ω·m;
The preparation method of the ceramic insulating heat-conducting coating comprises the following steps:
1) pretreating and deoiling: ultrasonically cleaning the anode tube substrate with acetone for 30 minutes;
2) and surface roughening: adopting 60-mesh white corundum sand to carry out surface roughening treatment, wherein the pressure of compressed air is 0.3MPa, and the surface roughness tends to be uniform after treatment;
3) atmospheric plasma spraying: using Ni and Al alloy powder as a bonding bottom layer material, wherein the thickness of the bonding bottom layer coating is 80 mu m; the surface layer material is Al2O3Powder, wherein the surface coating is an insulating ceramic coating, a copper coating is sprayed on the surface of the insulating ceramic coating again, and the thickness of the surface coating is 0.1 mm; preparing a coating by adopting 80KW plasma spraying equipment, wherein the spraying power of the bottom layer is controlled to be 30kW, and the spraying power of the surface layer is controlled to be 45 kW; the copper coating thickness was 100 μm.
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