Design and Manufacture of a Near 3 T High Field Permanent Magnet Assembly
Zheng Wang, Wen Yang, Xiao-Bing Zhang, Hui Li, Hui Xian Wang, Yu Xia Zhang
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Zheng Wang, Wen Yang, Xiao-Bing Zhang, Hui Li, Hui Xian Wang, Yu Xia Zhang
Abstract
This paper introduces a design methodology for a multi-tesla permanent magnet. Normally the permanent magnet is designed to provide the magnetic fields below 2 T. By employing high performance materials and the 3D magnetic circuit design method, a prototype magnet has been built and generates maximum 2.987 T field strength in 0.008 m air gap with less than 20 kg total weight. It is expected a practical, compact and light-weight high field source for NMR, MRI or other instruments.
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This paper introduces a design methodology for a multi-tesla permanent magnet. Normally the permanent magnet is designed to provide the magnetic fields below 2 T. By employing high performance materials and the 3D magnetic circuit design method, a prototype magnet has been built and generates maximum 2.987 T field strength in 0.008 m air gap with less than 20 kg total weight. It is expected a practical, compact and light-weight high field source for NMR, MRI or other instruments.
Key concepts: Magnet, Superconducting magnet, Magnetic field, Materials science, Electropermanent magnet, Air gap (plumbing), Nuclear magnetic resonance, Magnetic circuit