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Floor Plan
H157655_1_008
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Figure9.5: Top View of the Ascend 400 Magnet
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AVANCE Console
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Preamplifier
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Temperature Control Unit BCU I
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Sample Changer
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Magnet System
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Damping Post for CryoProbe
Transfer Line
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0.5 mT (5 Gauss) Line
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He Gas Cylinder 6.0 for CryoPlatform
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Operator’s Desk
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CryoPlatform
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Cryocooler Cold Head with Noise
Cover
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Introduction
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Units Used Within this Manual
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Table 1.1: Metric to American Conversion Factors
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Safety
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Transport and Rigging Safety
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The Magnetic Field
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Exclusion Zone
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Security Zone
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Figure 2.1: Stronger Stray Fields in Vertical Direction than in Horizontal Direction
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The 0.5 Mt (5 Gauss) Line
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Standards on Health and Safety in the Workplace
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Table 2.3: Example of Maximum Retention Periods
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Table 2.2: BGV B11 Standards under Special Conditions for Selected Subgroups
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Table 2.1: BGV B11 Standards for Standard Precautions and Users
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Ventilation
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Regular Ventilation
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Emergency Ventilation
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Oxygen Level Sensors
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Safe Handling of Cryogenic Substances
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What Is a Quench
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Liquid Helium Refills
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Earthquake Safety
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Safety from Nearby Construction
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Country-Specific Safety Regulations
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Emergency Planning
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Fire Department Notification
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System Components
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Superconducting Magnet Components
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Console and Other System Components
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Figure 3.1: Spectrometer and Magnet Control
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Cryoprobe System (Optional)
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Figure 3.2: Cryoprobe System
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Cryoprobe Prodigy System (Optional)
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Figure 3.3: Cryoprobe Prodigy with Pump & Control Unit and LM2 Tank
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Other Optional Components
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Figure 3.4: Other Options for AVANCE Systems
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Considerations for Off-Loading on Site
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Magnet Access and Rigging
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Considerations for Transport to the NMR Laboratory
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Transport Dimensions and Weights
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Magnet Transport Dimensions
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Table 4.1: Door Dimensions: Standard Bore 54 MM
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Magnet Stand Transport Dimensions
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Table 4.2: Door Dimensions: Wide Bore 89 MM
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Table 4.3: Door Dimensions for Magnet Stand: Standard Bore 54 MM
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Magnet Transport Weights
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Table 4.4: Door Dimensions for Magnet Stand: Wide Bore 89 MM
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Table 4.5: Magnet Transport Weights: Standard Bore 54 MM
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Table 4.6: Magnet Transport Weights: Wide Bore 89 MM
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Table 4.7: Door Dimensions for Magnet Room Access: Spectrometers
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Spectrometer and Accessories Transport Dimensions and Weights
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Table 4.8: Crate Dimensions and Weights for Accessories
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Rigging Equipment
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Figure 4.1: A-Frame Gantry for Lifting the Magnet Inside the Magnet Room
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Ceiling Height Requirements
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Helium Transfer Line
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Figure 5.1: Ceiling Height Requirements
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Figure 5.2: Helium Transfer Lines
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Table 5.1: Helium Transfer Line Dimensions
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Minimum Ceiling Height
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Table 5.2: Minimum Ceiling Height Requirements: Standard Bore 54 MM
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Table 5.3: Minimum Ceiling Height Requirements: Wide Bore 89 MM
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Magnetic Stray Fields
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Table 6.1: Effects of Magnetic Fields on Equipment
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Horizontal Stray Fields
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Table 6.2: Horizontal Stray Fields: Standard Bore 54 MM
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Table 6.3: Horizontal Stray Fields: Wide Bore 89 MM
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Vertical Stray Fields
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Table 6.4: Vertical Stray Fields: Standard Bore 54 MM
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Table 6.5: Vertical Stray Fields: Wide Bore 89 MM
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Stray Field Plots
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Figure 6.1: Example of a Stray Field Plot
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Environment and Site Survey Measurement
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Vibrations
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Figure 7.1: Threshhold Values of Floor Acceleration
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General Vibration Guidelines
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Integrated Isolator Options
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Table 7.1: Application and Interpretation of the Generic Vibration Criterion (VC) Curves
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Measuring Floor Vibrations
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Bruker NMR Floor Vibration Guidelines
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Figure 7.2: Threshold Values of Floor Acceleration: Tolerance Level for EMI Dampers
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Table 7.2: EMI Damping System (Elastomeric Isolators)
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Figure 7.3: Example of the Bruker Tolerance Level for Elastomer Dampers. Resolution <0.125
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Figure 7.4: Elastomer Dampers
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Floor Vibration Guidelines: Bruker Nano-C and Nano-D
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Figure 7.5: Example of the Bruker Tolerance Level for ADI Dampers. Resolution <0.125 Hz
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Table 7.3: ADI Damping System (Elastomeric Isolators)
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Figure 7.7: Tolerance Level Nano-C for API Dampers
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Figure 7.6: ADI Dampers
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Floor Vibration Guidelines: Bruker Nano-C API Damping System
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Figure 7.8: Example of the Bruker Tolerance Level for API Dampers. Resolution <0.125 Hz
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Figure 7.9: Schematic Drawing of an API Type Damping System
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Table 7.4: Tolerance Level for API Damping System
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Magnetic Environment
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Guidelines for Static Objects
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Guidelines for Moving Objects
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Table 7.5: Guidelines for Static Magnetic Objects
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Table 7.6: Guidelines for Moveable Magnetic Objects
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Electromagnetic Interference
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Types of EMF Interference
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DC EMF Interference
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Reducing DC Interference
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Measuring DC Fluctuating Fields
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Guidelines for DC Interference
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AC EMF Interference
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Measuring AC EMF Interferences
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Guidelines for AC EMF Interference
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Reducing AC EMF Interference
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HF Interference
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Measuring HF Fluctuating Fields
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Figure 7.10: Specification Framework with the Magnetic Field Represented as 0 to Peak Values
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Most Commonly Studied Nuclei
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Guidelines for HF Interference
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Reducing HF Interference
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Table 7.7: List of most Commonly Studied Nuclei and Corresponding Resonance Frequencies
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Utility Requirements
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Electrical Power Requirements
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Table 8.1: Requirements of Basic System (2 Channels)
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Telecommunication
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Compressed Gas
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General Requirements
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Gas Supply
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Other Specifications
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Table 8.2: Pressure and Flow Requirements
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Table 8.3: VT Nitrogen Gas Quality (500 Mhz and Above)
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Compressed Air System
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Figure 8.1: Example of a Typical Dryer/Filter System Setup
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Air Compressors
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Dryers
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Filters
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Cooling Water
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Lighting
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HVAC (Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning)
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Table 8.4: Maximum Humidity in the NMR Laboratory
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Heat Dissipation into the Room
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System Stability
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Table 8.5: Heat Dissipation into the Room by Typical AVANCE Systems
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Table 8.7: Total Gas Volume and Maximum He Gas Flow: Wide Bore 89 MM
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Table 8.6: Total Gas Volume and Maximum He Gas Flow: Standard Bore 54 MM
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Emergency Ventilation During Installation and Quenches
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Emergency Exhaust Solutions
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Figure 8.2: Emergency Quench Pipes
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Fire Detection System and Fire Extinguishers
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Floor Plan
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Magnet Location
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Figure 9.1: Top View of an Ascend Magnet
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Dimensions and Mass of Equipment
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Floor Load
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Table 9.1: Dimensions and Weights of NMR Equipment
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Figure 9.2: Magnet Dimensions
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Table 9.2: Magnet Dimensions and Weight: Standard Bore 54 MM
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Table 9.3: Magnet Dimensions and Weight: Wide Bore 89 MM
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Magnet Pits
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Floor Types
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Magnet Platform
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Helium Flex Lines
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Figure 9.3: Example of a Simple Magnet Platform
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Maximum Field Strengths for NMR Equipment
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Cabinet Position
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Worktable Position
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Table 9.4: Maximum Field Strength for NMR Equipment
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Service Access Requirements
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Layout Examples
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Figure 9.4: Ascend 400 Layout Example
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Figure 9.5: Top View of the Ascend 400 Magnet
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Cryoprobe and Other Accessories
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Figure 10.1: Cryoprobe System Overview
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Cryocooling Unit
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Helium Compressors
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Available Models
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Table 10.1: Cryocooling Unit Specifications
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Helium Compressor - Indoor Water Cooled
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Figure 10.2: Admissible Ranges for the Temperature and Flow of the Cooling Water
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Figure 10.3: Cooling Water Typical Flow Characteristics
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Figure 10.4: Helium Compressor - Indoor Water Cooled
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Figure 10.6: Helium Compressor - Outdoor Air Cooled
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Figure 10.5: Helium Compressor - Indoor Air Cooled
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Helium Compressor - Outdoor Air Cooled
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Helium Compressor - Indoor Air Cooled
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Space Requirements and Specifications
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Indoor Helium Compressors
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Outdoor Helium Compressors
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Helium Cylinders
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Summary of Cryoprobe Options
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Cryoprobe Prodigy System (Optional)
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Figure 10.7: Cryoprobe Prodigy and Control Unit
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Cryofit
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Introduction
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Installation Requirements
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Accessibility
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Overview
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11 Installation
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Installation Requirements Checklist
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Installation Procedure
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Magnet Assembly
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Magnet Evacuation and Flushing with Nitrogen Gas
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Cooling the Magnet to Liquid Nitrogen Temperature
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Cooling the Magnet to Liquid Helium Temperatures
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Charging the Magnet
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12 Contact
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List of Figures
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List of Tables
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Index
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