FIELD: physics.
SUBSTANCE: magnetic dipoles in this method are accelerated by a travelling magnetic field gradient generated with series-connection of current coils. Magnetic dipoles having inside them a superconducting ring winding with current, having a conical head part, are pre-accelerated using a gas-dynamic technique, which corresponds to the rate of injection into the main accelerator. A superconducting Nb3Sn winding is placed inside the magnetic dipoles and ring current is excited therein. The dipoles are turned by 180 degrees in the field of the accelerating pulse and the dipoles are focused owing to that the magnetic dipoles are accelerated inside a titanium tube. The magnetic dipoles are output into the atmosphere through three buffer cavities, each having its own pumping. An asymmetric taper which generates a lifting force is made in the head part of the magnetic dipole.
EFFECT: high end velocity of magnetic dipoles.
1 dwg
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Dates
2014-03-20—Published
2012-06-26—Filed