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Coil Size and Geometric Field Quality in Short Model Dipoles for LHC

We have measured the magnetic field at room temperature and at 1.8 K on more than twenty, 1-m long, single aperture LHC superconducting dipole models. The magnets feature either a 5-block coil geometry or the baseline 6-block geometry foreseen for the LHC. Comparison of warm and cold measurements sh...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Autores principales: Ang, Z, Bottura, L, Russenschuck, Stephan, Siemko, A, Tommasini, D, Walckiers, L
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1999
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/411160
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Sumario:We have measured the magnetic field at room temperature and at 1.8 K on more than twenty, 1-m long, single aperture LHC superconducting dipole models. The magnets feature either a 5-block coil geometry or the baseline 6-block geometry foreseen for the LHC. Comparison of warm and cold measurements show that the coil geometry is essentially unchanged during cooldown. We have therefore used mechanical measurements taken on the coil and collars during assembly to estimate the azimuthal coil length. Based on these measurements we show here that the sensitivity of allowed harmonics on coil size is in good agreement with the prediction obtained from the numerical model used for designing the LHC magnets.