ATLAS superconducting solenoid on-surface test
The ATLAS detector is presently under construction as one of the five LHC experiment set-ups. It relies on a sophisticated magnet system for the momentum measurement of charged particle tracks. The superconducting solenoid is at the center of the detector, the magnet system part nearest to the proto...
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| creator | Ruber, R.J.M.Y. Makida, Y. Deront, L. Doi, Y. Haruyama, T. Haug, F. Kawai, M. Kondo, T. Kondo, Y. Mizumaki, S. Olesen, G. Pavlov, O.V. Pezzetti, M. Pirotte, O. Sbrissa, E. Kate, H.H.Jt Yamamoto, A. |
| description | The ATLAS detector is presently under construction as one of the five LHC experiment set-ups. It relies on a sophisticated magnet system for the momentum measurement of charged particle tracks. The superconducting solenoid is at the center of the detector, the magnet system part nearest to the proton-proton collision point. It is designed for a 2 Tesla strong axial magnetic field at the collision point, while its thin-walled construction of 0.66 radiation lengths avoids degradation of energy measurements in the outer calorimeters. The solenoid and calorimeter have been integrated in their common cryostat, cooled down and tested on-surface. We review the on-surface set-up and report the performance test results. |
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