Device to dissipate gases created in the event of a quench...

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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C340S610000, C340S643000, C505S879000

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07570173

ABSTRACT:
Device for dissipation of gases created in the event of a quench of a superconducting magnet has a quench tube and a front sealing element closing the quench tube on the magnet side. The quench tube is sealed by a rear sealing element, and at least one sensor is associated with the tube segment closed by the sealing elements. The measurement values of the sensor represent a measure for the impermeability of the tube segment. The sensor communicates with an alarm emitter via which an alarm signal can be output upon detection of a leakage of the tube segment.

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