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CRYOSTABILIZED SINGLE-PHASE HELIUM COOLED CABLE CONDUCTORS FOR LARGE HIGH FIELD SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETS.

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Hoenig, MO; Iwasa, Y; Montgomery, DB; Bejan, A
January 1, 1976

In the last two years the authors have developed a new concept of hollow superconductors able to recover from transient instabilities by virtue of on-going single phase cooling. The authors have been able to correlate results between an iterative computer program and small scale experiments. More recently the authors have performed a thermodynamic analysis of the supercritical helium recirculation loop and have developed a more sophisticated program involving axial as well as radial heat transfer. The authors are currently preparing to test a commercially fabricated 5000 A bundled superconducting hollow conductor in an 8 tesla field, in the form of a 6 in. diameter coil.

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January 1, 1976

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Hoenig, M. O., Iwasa, Y., Montgomery, D. B., & Bejan, A. (1976). CRYOSTABILIZED SINGLE-PHASE HELIUM COOLED CABLE CONDUCTORS FOR LARGE HIGH FIELD SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETS., 586–592.
Hoenig, M. O., Y. Iwasa, D. B. Montgomery, and A. Bejan. “CRYOSTABILIZED SINGLE-PHASE HELIUM COOLED CABLE CONDUCTORS FOR LARGE HIGH FIELD SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETS.,” January 1, 1976, 586–92.

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January 1, 1976

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586 / 592