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[Sphenix-magnet-l] Pasquale's comments on "field measurement ... misalignment
- From: Kin Yip <kinyip AT bnl.gov>
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- Subject: [Sphenix-magnet-l] Pasquale's comments on "field measurement ... misalignment
- Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2015 12:09:04 -0400
Hi, Below is Pasquale's comments when I asked him about magnetic field measurements ... misalignment. The "Tie_rods_radial.pdf" is something many of us have seen in the documents (of BaBar server). But the other "Coil Alignment.pdf" is from his own notes (--- he told me in another email when I asked him). At least for me, it's interesting that he told us which strain gauge would be loaded and unloaded at what temperature .... Kin -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: Re: field measurement ... misalignment Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2015 13:32:02 +0200 From: fabbric <Pasquale.Fabbricatore AT ge.infn.it> To: Kin Yip <kinyip AT bnl.gov> Kin, for the test at 100 A I would only use some Hall probes in the bore of the magnet (the center) for checking the ratio Field/Current in the operating condition for being sure no major problems are. No more than that. Later you will need a detailled field mapping, especially if you change the iron configuration moving the end caps. The alignment should be done mechanically. About the alignment I am looking for some material. I know (because it was an idea of mine) that the coil was placed with the axis (look at the attached page) displaced about 3 mm down. The reason was that at room temperature the coil is suspended at 8 of the tie-rods (see II attached figure): T1,T8,T3,T6 at one side, T11,T18,T13,T16 at the opposite side. The remaining tie-rods should be almost unloaded. Cooling down the coil, the suspending tie-rods contracts and the coil moves up of about 2.5 - 3 mm. At 4.2K also the remaining tie-rods are a bit loaded. Kin, I am not completely sure about that (too long time ago). However this is a point to be fully understood before cooling down the coil. May be you could try obtaining further information by SLAC ( They operated the magnet for 10 years). Pasquale Il 17/06/2015 22:12, Kin Yip ha scritto: > Hi, > > Or, is it something that you'd worry about ?? ( The physicists tend > not to worry about it too much ... ) > > Kin > > On 06/17/2015 03:42 PM, Kin Yip wrote: >> Hi, >> >> Some of us (in our sPHENIX project) are asking whether we should do >> some magnetic field measurement (during our 100 A test or full >> current test). >> We thought a little and it's not easy and non-trivial ... >> >> In BaBar, as far as you know, have they tried to measure magnetic >> fields to find misalignment (the "magnetic center") etc. ? Any >> experience that you >> may share with us ? >> >> Kin > > -- Dr. Pasquale Fabbricatore INFN Sezione di Genova via Dodecaneso 33, 16146 Genova Italy Direct tel + 39 010 3536340 Laboratory + 39 010 3536437 Secret.fax + 39 010 313358 E-mail pasquale.fabbricatore AT ge.infn.it WEB page http://www.ge.infn.it/~fabbric/ |
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[Sphenix-magnet-l] Pasquale's comments on "field measurement ... misalignment,
Kin Yip, 06/18/2015
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Re: [Sphenix-magnet-l] Pasquale's comments on "field measurement ... misalignment,
EdwardOBrien, 06/18/2015
- Re: [Sphenix-magnet-l] Pasquale's comments on "field measurement ... misalignment, Kin Yip, 06/18/2015
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Re: [Sphenix-magnet-l] Pasquale's comments on "field measurement ... misalignment,
EdwardOBrien, 06/18/2015
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