Bakeable electromagnets
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Mar 4, 1986
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Aug 23, 1985
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Aug 23, 1985
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A bakeable electromagnet assembly is made of coils of metal foil either anodized to insulate between turns or separated by a film of Kapton. Cooling plates connected to a source of cooling fluid are used to remove heat. Heat is conducted from the coils to the cooling plates by a powder which is a heat conductor and electrical insulator such as boron nitride. An external shell made of high magnetic permeability material provides a return path for the magnetic field.
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