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Superconducting dipole magnet insertion into cryostat [prototype for Zavatini]
1982
CERN
Geneva, Switzerland
Insertion of the 8T dipole magnet into its cryostat. The magnet is a dipole with a bore of 10 cm and overall length of 125 cm, and is wound with a hollow niobium-titanium composite conductor. It is operated in a bath of superfluid helium at a temperature of 2 degrees above absolute zero.
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- Title: Superconducting dipole magnet insertion into cryostat [prototype for Zavatini]
- Creator: CERN PhotoLab
- Date Created: 1982-05, 1982
- Contributor: GenevaCERN1982-5
- Medium: Film, Photographic negative
- Internal Reference: Rubrique: Date Planche:5 82 De:436 A:449
- Comment: Album with images scanned from original photo negatives
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