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Electrothermal behavior of the joint of binary current lead of conduction-cooled magnet

Kar et al., 2013

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7706834974685449347
Author
Kar S
Konduru P
Sharma R
Datta T
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IEEE transactions on applied superconductivity

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A 6-T cryogen-free NbTi magnet system with a warm bore has been developed using a two- stage cryocooler (CCR). The binary current lead is one of the main components of any conduction-cooled magnet system. The heat flow scheme through the binary current leads …
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