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Material studies for SPL cavities at CERNNiobium raw material procurement
SC cavity design and manufacturing
ARNAU IZQUIERDO, Gonzalo
2 G. Arnau Izquierdo EN/MME
Intro Niobium for superconducting cavities Production of high RRR niobium
Niobium raw material procurement for SPL beta=1 cavities Shapes and Quantities Material specification Order follow up and QC Inspection and follow up at CERN Alternative suppliers
Material studies of assemblies see next presentation
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Intro
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Use of Nb for superconducting cavities High transition temperature Tc = 9,3 K and critical magnetic field Hc = 200 mT Available in industrial shapes Can be easily formed and machined, can be welded
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K (
W/m
K)
F.Koechlin, and B.Bonin
Need of high purity ( high RRR) niobium Reduce defects and impurities acting as
normal conductive clusters High thermal conductivity to keep T< Tc
around normal conductive clusters and avoid propagation of normal conductive state (quench) thermal stability
Impurities and lattice defects act as scatter centres that reduce both thermal and electrical conductivity at low temperature.
Measuring the RRR is a practical way to evaluate purity and low temperature thermal conductivity of a material
Intro
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Production of high RRR niobium Main impurity from the ore
is Ta Main impurities reducing
RRR are interstitial elements O, N, C and H.
Key points: Refining by several electron
beam remeltings under high vacuum.
Clean handling during forge, hot and cold rolling.
Final annealing 1-2 h at 700-800 °C in good vacuum.
R. Grill et al. Plansee-Heraeus
Shapes and quantities
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t L W Quantity Qualitymm mm mm
Sheets
3.6 520 520 60RRR>300
3.2 240 180 12RRR>300
3 700 1000 1 RRR>40
t Ø Lmm mm mm
Sea
mless Tubes
3.2139.
8 1200 1RRR>300
3.2129.
8 910 1RRR>300
3.2 79.7 360 1RRR>300
3.2 99.7 840 1RRR>300
3.2 35.4 360 2RRR>300
3.2 16 300 1RRR>300
t L W Quantity QualityUnitary price
Total price
Weight
Specific price
mm mm mm €/piece € kg €/kg
Sheets
3.6 520 520 60RRR>300 3935
236100 500.0 472
3.2 240 180 12RRR>300 559 6708 14.2 472
3 700 1000 1 RRR>40 7766 7766 18.0 432Total Sheets:
250574 532.1
t Ø Lmm mm mm
Sea
mless Tubes
3.2139.
8 1200 1RRR>300 13886 13886 14.8 940
3.2129.
8 910 1RRR>300 10485 10485 10.4 1007
3.2 79.7 360 1RRR>300 9372 9372 2.6 3649
3.2 99.7 840 1RRR>300 8041 8041 7.4 1081
3.2 35.4 360 2RRR>300 3388 6776 2.4 2833
3.2 16 300 1RRR>300 5060 5060 0.5 10208
Total Tubes: 53620 38.1
Gross Total:
304194 570.2
Price Inquiry (restricted by FI to member states)
Plansee /AT with Heraeus /DE as supplier for ingots and subcontractor for smaller tubes
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Antecedents DESY (W. Singer, D. Proch)
Technical Specification for Niobium Applied for the Fabrication of 1.3 GHz Superconducting cavities RRR 300
FERMILAB (P. Bauer, C. Antoine) Technical Specification for High RRR Grade Niobium Sheet and Rod for use in
Superconducting Cavities
International standards No EN standards for niobium SAE AMS7850, Columbium Sheet, Strip, Plate and Foil ASTM, Standard Specification for Niobium and Niobium Alloy ...
B391-09 ... Ingots B392-09 ... Bar, Rod, and Wire B393-09 ... Strip, Shit, and Plate
Material Specification. Antecedents
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The only standard dealing with a high RRR grade
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Material Specification. ASTM B393-09
ASTM B393-09 The only standard dealing with a high RRR grade UNS R04220, Type 5
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Material Specification. ASTM B393-09
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Material Specification. CERN Tech. Specs.
Two Material Technical Specifications for RRR>300 and RRR>40 issued for the Price Inquiry
General characteristics Chemical composition Microstructure Mechanical properties Electrical properties Surface defects Bulk defects
Manufacturing process Dimensions and tolerances Quality control Packing
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Order follow up and QC
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Quality Control program defined in hte specification
A batch is defined as parts from the same melt, having followed the same forging and rolling and that have been annealed in the same charge
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Order follow up and QC
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Order placed to Plansee /AT (procurement of ingots and production of smaller tubes subcontracted to Heraeus /DE) Delivery schedule announced in the bid: 16–18 weeks (subject
to prior sales!) Order placed Aug 2010 Order confirmation Dec 2010 First sheets received Oct 2011 Last item received next week hopefully...
Five visits Discussion of CERN results on qualification samples Pushing up in view of continuous delays Ensuring strict respect of QC program and traceability
Various reasons given along the + 1 year for the cumulating delays
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Order follow up and QC
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Chemical composition Effect on electrical and
thermal conductivity. Most sensitive is RRR measurement
Specified: Analysis of interstitials on
final product because of risk of pick up during process
Obtained: OK
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Microstructure Homogeneous and fine, to
avoid heterogeneous behaviour on forming (ie. orange peel on deep drawing, not so critical for spinning)
Very high purity makes difficult to master the cast grain size because of few nucleation sites
Specified Completely recrystallized Homogeneous grain size G
6 (45 µm), locally G 4 (90 µm)
Obtained
Batch number Homogeneous Gmin Gmax Ømin [µm] Ømax [μm]
90722675 Yes 6 44.9 90689812 Yes 5.3 58.590755152 No 3 4.3 127 80.290755145 Yes 5 63.590755156 Yes 5.3 58.5
Cross-secton of qualification samples.
QC on sheets delivered. Worst cases found by the firm and by CERN:
Not fully recrystalized.
Regions of coarse grains
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Mechanical properties Annealed product is
required for forming. Specified
Max of hardness Band of yield strength
(Rp0,2) Min of ultimate strength (Rm) Min of ductility (A)
Obtained
Specif.QC on sheets
QC on tubes
Hardness HV <60 33-48 -Rp0,2 MPa 50-100 55-73 -Rm MPa >140 143-170 -A % >30 35-79 -
A
Rm
Rp0,2
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Electrical properties High RRR is (indirectly)
required for cavity performance
Specified RRR 300 @ 4.2 K
Obtained 297 – 396 @ 4.2 K (estimated
from measurements @ 9.3 K)
RRR check at CERN Cryostat four point setup of
TE/MCS. Measure just above Tc (9.3 to 10 K)
Samples 2x2x100 mm3, etched in a mixture of HF, HNO3 and H3PO4, kept below 15 °C to limit H2 pick up.
Sample holder of the RRR measurement setup at CERN/TE/MSC
Samples in the holder for chemical etching and etched
Inspection and follow up at CERN
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Square sheets Visual inspection, marking, cutting of
two corners for witness and sampling Tests in progress
Microstructure Hardness Tensile RRR Roughness
Anodising as a means of assisting visual inspection was tried and abandoned. Not easy, added handling is risky and no obvious enhancement of the surface inclusions.
Tubes Dimensional control deviations Roughness
Square sheet anodised
Anodising tests with different conditions on samples with metallic particlesembedded .
Alternative suppliers
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Alternative producers Wah Chang /US Tokyo Denkai /JP Ningxia Group /CN, represented in Europe by Elite Material
Solution /UK
Most propose only sheets Prices are similar A qualification sample from Ningxia has been tested
satisfactory RRR, microstructure, hardness, tensile test (on small specimen)
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Conclusions
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All shapes and quantities required will be procured with satisfactory quality
Most firms have made the effort of qualifying for previous and ongoing Nb SC projects and are now mature for sheet production
Seamless tubes required specific development not completely mastered for tight tolerances
Keeping the schedule is a concern, at least with a relatively small order, not standard dimensions and a producer for which Nb is a very minor share of activity
Grain size G 6 is tight for sheets of 3.6 mm
RRR measurement is not a widespread in house technique amongst Nb producers
Anodising for visual inspection do not seems to be advantageous for as received sheet
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