2018
DOI: 10.1109/tasc.2018.2798574
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A Novel Clamping Method for Resistive Magnets

Abstract: High field resistive magnets may be built by stacking hundreds of so-called Bitter disks to form a coil. Nowadays, these disks have strongly elongated cooling holes arranged in a staggered pattern. Near the outer diameter of the disks one finds larger holes, round or flattened, to accommodate a tie-rod. These tie-rods assist in the assembly of the coils and are usually pretensioned to ensure a net compressive clamping force on the coil. However, at high fields, the axial magnetic forces toward the center of th… Show more

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