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    5th IWC-HTS International Workshop on Cooling Systems for HTS Applications

    26–29 Oct 2026
    University of Twente
    Europe/Zurich timezone

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    Oral Session - Superconducting Motors, Generators & Actuators

    28 Oct 2026, 11:45
    Waaier (University of Twente)

    Waaier

    University of Twente

    Hallenweg 23 7522 NH Enschede Netherlands

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    Oral Session - Superconducting Motors, Generators & Actuators

    • Marc Dhallé (University of Twente)

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    1. 114. Design, Optimization and Validation of Flux Pumps for 2G HTS Coil Excitation
      Adithya Harithas Venkatesh (Helmut-Schmidt Universität, Universität der Bundeswehr, Hamburg)
      28/10/2026, 11:45
      Novel Cryogenic and HTS Technologies
      Oral

      The increasing demand for renewable electricity is driving the deployment of larger and more powerful offshore wind turbines. Electrical machines employing second generation high temperature superconducting (2G HTS) field windings offer the potential for high magnetic loading, increased torque density and reduced active mass. However, conventional conductive energization of these 2G HTS...

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    2. 102. Numerical Study of AC Loss Reduction in MW-Class Fully HTS Wind Turbine Generators for Reduced Cryogenic Requirements
      Shuangrong You (The University of Edinburgh)
      28/10/2026, 12:00
      Superconducting motors
      Oral

      AC loss in high-temperature superconducting (HTS) stator windings is a key constraint in fully HTS rotating electrical machines, as it directly determines the cryogenic cooling load and thermal management requirements. In practical operation, HTS stator windings are exposed simultaneously to rotating magnetic fields and AC transport currents. The resulting AC loss is therefore not simply the...

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    3. 120. FAST – Fast actuator using superconducting technology
      Mathijs van Gorcum (VDL ETG Technology & Development)
      28/10/2026, 12:15
      Novel Cryogenic and HTS Technologies
      Oral

      Superconductivity has the potential to be an enabling technology for future high-tech systems. Coils wound from commercially available superconducting (REBCO) tape are uniquely suited to produce high magnetic fields at high current densities. This has applications in varying fields from motors and actuators to plasma containment in fusion, from MRI and NMR to high-voltage power transport.
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