Low Temperature Tensile and Shear/Tension Properties of Composite Materials with Electrically Insulating Barrier Films

Baynham, D.E.; Evans, D.; Gamage, S.J.; Morrow, Duane A.; Robertson, Stephen J.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4757-9056-6_26

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“…Measurements of tensile and shear/tensile properties in polymeric film based insulation have been compared with vacuum impregnated glass/epoxy insulation [20]. Fig.…”

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Evolution Of Detector Magnets From CELLO to ATLAS and CMS and Toward Future Developments

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2006

IEEE Trans. Appl. Supercond.

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The evolution of physics with colliding beams has required ever increasing volumes of magnet field around the interaction points for effective particle detection. This has been the main driver for the development of detector magnet system over the past 25 years. This paper traces the evolution of detector magnet technology through the engineering solutions developed to meet the increased scale and field strength.The paper will address major aspects of detector magnet engineering from design and analysis to conductor and magnet fabrication technology.Advances in conductor design for stability, fabrication and protection will be described. The paper will evaluate the techniques developed to achieve high transparency, efficient cooling (direct vs. indirect) and magnetic force transfer. The current state of the art at both large (CMS and ATLAS) scale and small scale (BESS) will be reviewed. Future requirements for detector magnets will be reviewed.

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“…Measurements of tensile and shear/tensile properties in polymeric film based insulation have been compared with vacuum impregnated glass/epoxy insulation [20]. Fig.…”

Section: Coil Fabrication Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Evolution Of Detector Magnets From CELLO to ATLAS and CMS and Toward Future Developments

Baynham

2006

IEEE Trans. Appl. Supercond.

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Low Temperature Tensile and Shear/Tension Properties of Composite Materials with Electrically Insulating Barrier Films

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Evolution Of Detector Magnets From CELLO to ATLAS and CMS and Toward Future Developments

Evolution Of Detector Magnets From CELLO to ATLAS and CMS and Toward Future Developments

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