Progress in ATLAS central solenoid magnet
The ATLAS central solenoid magnet is being developed to provide a magnetic field of 2 Tesla in the central tracking volume of the ATLAS detector under construction at the CERN/LHC project. The solenoid coil design features high-strength aluminum stabilized superconductor to make the coil thinnest wh...
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| creator | Yamamoto, A. Doi, Y. Makida, Y. Tanaka, K. Haruyama, T. Yamaoka, H. Kondo, T. Mizumaki, S. Mine, S. Wada, K. Meguro, S. Sotoki, T. Kikuchi, K. ten Kate, H. |
| description | The ATLAS central solenoid magnet is being developed to provide a magnetic field of 2 Tesla in the central tracking volume of the ATLAS detector under construction at the CERN/LHC project. The solenoid coil design features high-strength aluminum stabilized superconductor to make the coil thinnest while maintaining its stability and the pure-aluminum strip technique for quench protection and safety. The solenoid coil is installed in a common cryostat with the LAr calorimeter in order to minimize the cryostat wall. A transparency of 0.66 radiation length is achieved with these integrated efforts. The progress in the solenoid coil fabrication is reported. |
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