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The issue in that respect is that they flood the coils in a helium bath, instead of utilizing additional structures like channels/nozzles to provide the same ra
by namibj 3y ago
The issue in that respect is that they flood the coils in a helium bath, instead of utilizing additional structures like channels/nozzles to provide the same rate of freshly cooled helium to the heat sources as the bath does, but with far less helium required in the system.
- fabian2k 3y agoI don't think any similar magnet exists that doesn't embed the magnet in a dewar full of liquid helium. And it probably doesn't make any sense to do it differently, even if it were possible. You need some mass here for the helium anyway as you never ever must run dry and it constantly evaporates.