Study on the Magnetic Forces of the Dipole in the SPERF

Peng, E; Ling, Wenbin; Mao, Aohua; Xiao, Qingbo; Guan, Jian; Zhang, Zhonglin

doi:10.1109/tps.2019.2957523

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“…The magnet system is composed of five kinds of magnets (E et al. 2020), i.e. the flux core magnets, a dipole magnet, magnetopause shape-control magnets (also named CK magnets), magnetic perturbation magnets (also named CRD magnets) and magnetic mirror magnets (also named CJC magnets).…”

Section: Key Components Of the Near-earth System Of The Sperfmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Several challenges are presented to the construction of the magnets, ranging from high-voltage insulation, vacuum sealing, support and motion in vacuum, resistance to the magnetic-force impact (E et al. 2020), and cooling to conducting strong current through the interfaces. Many specific measures are proposed to rise to these challenges.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Design and construction of the near-earth space plasma simulation system of the Space Plasma Environment Research Facility

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J. Plasma Phys.

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Our earth is immersed in the near-earth space plasma environment, which plays a vital role in protecting our planet against the solar-wind impact and influencing space activities. It is significant to investigate the physical processes dominating the environment, for deepening our scientific understanding of it and improving the ability to forecast the space weather. As a crucial part of the National Major Scientific and Technological Infrastructure–Space Environment Simulation Research Infrastructure (SESRI) in Harbin, the Space Plasma Environment Research Facility (SPERF) builds a system to replicate the near-earth space plasma environment in the laboratory. The system aims to simulate the three-dimensional (3-D) structure and processes of the terrestrial magnetosphere for the first time in the world, providing a unique platform to reveal the physics of the 3-D asymmetric magnetic reconnection relevant to the earth's magnetopause, wave–particle interaction in the earth's radiation belt, particles’ dynamics during the geomagnetic storm, etc. The paper will present the engineering design and construction of the near-earth space plasma simulation system of the SPERF, with a focus on the critical technologies that have been resolved to achieve the scientific goals. Meanwhile, the possible physical issues that can be studied based on the apparatus are sketched briefly. The earth-based system is of great value in understanding the space plasma environment and supporting space exploration.

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Section: Key Components Of the Near-earth System Of The Sperfmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Key Components Of the Near-earth System Of The Sperfmentioning

confidence: 99%