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MA7

This new 6.8 Tesla horizontal field cryomagnet has strong stray fields due to the size of its coils. Before it may be used on any instrument, force tests have to be done. The specifications allow forces up to 1000 N vertically and 500 N horizontally.

Restrictions on RITA-II

Provisional force measuremnents on RITA-II have shown that the operation of MA7 on Rita-II is allowed:

  • between 3.0 and 18.0 meV (a2 >= 37 deg) at a distance of 450 mm or more, up to 5 Tesla
  • between 3.0 and 8.0 meV (a2 >= 56 deg) at a distance of 450 mm or more, up to 5.5 Tesla
  • between 3.0 and 8.0 meV (a2 >= 56 deg) at a distance of 540 mm or more, up to 6.8 Tesla

For any other configuration force tests have to be done. Anyway, these measurments should be confirmed when an approriate adapter plate is avaliable.

MA15RitaRestrictions/SampleTableDistance.jpg
How the distance has to be measured. In this example the distance is around 400 mm.

Restrictions on AMOR

Provisional force measuremnents on AMOR have shown that the operation of MA7 on AMOR is allowed with a field perpendicular to the beam up to 5 Tesla. The distance to the shielding wall between AMOR and SANS-II has to be at least 540 mm, measured from the aluminium window (or about 870 mm to the magnet centre). As the force is proportional to B^2/r^7, reducing this distance by 50 mm may lower the maximum allowed field to about 4 Tesla!



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This particular version was published on 06-Oct-2010 12:28:54 UTC by MarkusZolliker.