Superconducting magnet system and cryogenic equipment of molecular tritium circulation source for electron anti-neutrino mass experiment

Sekachev, I.V.; Belesev, A.I.; Bleule, A.I.; Geraskin, E.V.; Golubev, N.A.; Kazachenko, O.V.; Lobashev, V.M.; Ovchinnikov, V.M.; Yarikin, I.E.

doi:10.1109/20.305645

Superconducting magnet system and cryogenic equipment of molecular tritium circulation source for electron anti-neutrino mass experiment

1994

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IEEE Trans.Magnetics 30 (1994) 1946-1949

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10.1109/20.305645

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The design, construction and testing results of the superconducting magnet system for a molecular tritium circulation source are presented. The system is used for electron antineutrino mass measuring experiments by tritium β-decay spectrum analysis. There are 13 superconducting tritium source solenoids, as well as 4 spectrometer magnets cooled by a two-phase helium mixture circulating through a 100 watt refrigerator. The temperature of the magnets is 4.5 to 4.8 K at 0.6 to 0.7 torr. The total cold mass is about 600 kg

talk: Victoria 1993/09/20
tritium: semileptonic decay
semileptonic decay: tritium
energy spectrum: (electron)
(electron): energy spectrum
tritium: particle source
spectrometer: electrostatic
magnet: superconductivity
superconductivity: magnet
magnet: solenoid

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