Bypass cryogenic current leads employing high temperature superc

Details Bypass cryogenic current leads employing high temperature superc Bypass cryogenic current leads employing high temperature superc

1995-04-13

1997-01-07

Kilner, Christopher

Refrigeration

Storage of solidified or liquified gas

Including cryostat

505220, 505706, 505888, F25B 1900

Patent

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055905366

ABSTRACT:
A cryogenic bypass current lead to bypass quenched magnets in a string of magnets in a superconducting super collider comprises a HTSC section interposed between a lower conductive body terminal and the conductive of the lead is described.

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