Radiation resistant ducted superconductive coil
AssigneeBBC Aktiengesellschaft Brown, Boveri & Cie
InventorArmin Schleich
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Abstract
A radiation resistant ducted superconductive coil consists of a helically wound electrical conductor constituted by an electrically conductive core of superconductive material provided with a longitudinally extending cooling duct, the core being covered with a layer of inorganic insulating material and the latter being covered by an electrically conductive metallic gas-tight sheath. The metallic sheaths on adjacent turns of the coil are secured together.
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An electrical superconductive coil formed by a helically wound insulated electrical conductor and which exhibits a high degree of resistance when exposed to strongly ionizing radiation, said electrical conductor being constituted by an electrically conductive core of superconductive material and which is provided with an internal longitudinally extending cooling duct, an insulating layer consisting of inorganic insulating material applied to said conductor core and an electrically conductive metallic gas-tight sheath completely covering the layer of inorganic insulating material, the metallic sheaths on adjacent turns of the coil being secured together.
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