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Experimental evaluation of design features of a cryostat for an iron-less COSθ- SSC magnet

R. C. Niemann, J. Carson, N. Engler, H. Eugene Fisk, J. D. Gonczy, R. H. Hanft, M. Kuchnir, Paul M. Mantsch, Peter Mazur, A.D. McInturff, T. Nicol, J. G. Otavka, Robert J. Powers, E. Schmidt, A. Szymulanski

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A conceptual design for an iron-less cosθ SSC magnet cryostat has identified several areas for experimental study. Included are bowing of thermal radiation shields due to cooldown and warmup; thermal performance of the suspension systems; cryostat thermal performance; structural responses to decentering forces between the coil and the steel vacuum vessel; and response of thermal shields to forces due to quench induced eddy currents. Studies were carried out with 6m long thermal bowing and magnetic effects models, a suspension heat leak measurement dewar and a 12m long thermal model. The models incorporate important features of the conceptual cryostat design. The details of the test arrangements, procedures and results are presented.

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A conceptual design for an iron-less cosθ SSC magnet cryostat has identified several areas for experimental study. Included are bowing of thermal radiation shields due to cooldown and warmup; thermal performance of the suspension systems; cryostat thermal performance; structural responses to decentering forces between the coil and the steel vacuum vessel; and response of thermal shields to forces due to quench induced eddy currents. Studies were carried out with 6m long thermal bowing and magnetic effects models, a suspension heat leak measurement dewar and a 12m long thermal model. The models incorporate important features of the conceptual cryostat design. The details of the test arrangements, procedures and results are presented.

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A conceptual design for an iron-less cosθ SSC magnet cryostat has identified several areas for experimental study. Included are bowing of thermal radiation shields due to cooldown and warmup; thermal performance of the suspension systems; cryostat thermal performance; structural responses to decentering forces between the coil and the steel vacuum vessel; and response of thermal shields to forces due to quench induced eddy currents. Studies were carried out with 6m long thermal bowing and magnetic effects models, a suspension heat leak measurement dewar and a 12m long thermal model. The models incorporate important features of the conceptual cryostat design. The details of the test arrangements, procedures and results are presented.

Key concepts: Cryostat, Shields, Magnet, Nuclear engineering, Thermal, Electromagnetic coil, Materials science, Eddy current

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