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45 Tesla Hybrid Magnet for Nijmegen

Design of the 45 tesla hybrid magnet for Nijmegen
Design of the 45 tesla hybrid magnet for Nijmegen

The MagLab is playing a key role in the design and construction of a new 45 tesla hybrid magnet to be located at the High Field Magnet Lab at Radboud University in Nijmegen, The Netherlands.

What is the Project

MagLab is building the superconducting outer coil for a Nijmegen 45-t hybrid magnet. Nijmegen engineers will design and build the 21 MW resistive inner coil set for this magnet which will produce a magnetic field as powerful as the MagLab’s world-record 45 tesla hybrid magnet.

The MagLab-built outsert will incorporate the cable-in-conduit conductor(CICC) design that it has used in coils for the lab’s 36 tesla series connected hybrid magnet scheduled for commissioning in 2016. Like the MagLab’s SCH coils, the Nijmegen outsert will use niobium tin superconductors, but will be 25 percent larger than those of the MagLab’s series connected hybrid.

The MagLab will wind, react and impregnate the coil, assemble the cold mass and fabricate the HTS leads.

The project is not the first collaboration with the Nijmegen lab. The MagLab also collaborated with the European lab to build them three 18 MW, 33 tesla resistive magnets.

For more information, see Developments at the High Field Magnet Laboratory in Nijmegen (Journal of Low Temperature Physics, March 2013, Volume 170).

Staff Contacts

Project manager Iain Dixon.

Project Specs

Strength 45 tesla
Type Hybrid
Bore size

32 mm

Superconductors

Niobium-Tin

Customer

High Field Magnet Lab at Radboud University


Last modified on 29 December 2022