Cable suspension system for cylindrical cryogenic vessels
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorMark E. Vermilyea
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AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorMark E. Vermilyea
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A magnetic resonance magnet is provided having a cylindrical vacuum vessel and a cylindrical cartridge having superconductor windings, situated inside the vacuum vessel. The cartridge defines a pair of circumferential grooves in the outer surface of the cartridge near each end of the cartridge. Means are affixed to the vacuum housing for securing the ends of four cables to the housing. The securing means are situated in pairs circumferentially spaced on either side of where a first diametral line passing through said grooves on one end of the cartridge emerges radially on either side of the housing. The securing means are also situated in pairs circumferentially spaced on either side of where a second imaginary diametral line passing through said grooves on other end of the cartridge emerges radially on either side of the housing. Each of the cables has one end secured to one securing means of an associated pair of securing means and extending more than halfway around said cartridge in one of said grooves, with the other end of each of the cables secured to the other securing means in the pair.
A superconducting magnetic resonance magnet comprising:
A magnetic resonance magnet comprising:
A superconducting magnetic resonance magnet comprising:
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