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If a superconducting wire includes a ferromagnetic constituent, then magnet design requires a novel approach. We have previously reported on computing the critical current of coils that include ferromagnetic matrix material. Now we introduce a quench analysis in MgB 2 solenoid and racetrack coils that utilize conductors with a ferromagnetic matrix. The computer code that was developed uses the commercial software MATLAB and FEMLAB. The code is also capable of simulating quench with coils wound of low-temperature superconductor (LTS) and high-temperature superconductor (HTS). The enhancement to this code compared to the earlier reported quench programs is that the non-linear magnetic behaviour due to the ferromagnetic matrix is taken into account. So far, the code does not take into account the conductor AC losses during current decay and the possible quench back due to the thermal interface.
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