Conductor on round core (CORC) cables exhibit great potential for applications in large-scale high-field magnets of fusion and power transmission due to their high mechanical flexibility and large current capacity. However, both the ripple current in power transmission systems and the excitation/demagnetization processes in magnet applications inevitably generate alternating magnetic fields perpendicular to the tape surface. These fields induce screening currents and corresponding screening current induced field (SCIF) on the wide face of the tapes, which degrade the magnetic field uniformity and even mechanical or thermal stability in large-scale magnet applications. In this paper, a finite element numerical simulation based on the T–A formulation is employed to investigate the SCIF characteristics of CORC cables with different winding pitches at 77 K, 20 K, and 4.2 K. The numerical results show that the amplitude of the SCIF increases significantly with the ramp rate of the applied magnetic field. Moreover, both the peak and steady-state values of the SCIF increase notably with the winding pitch, exhibiting a clear monotonic trend. This study reveals the influence of winding pitches on the SCIF characteristics of CORC cables and provides a valuable reference for the structural optimization of conductors in large-scale high-field magnets.
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