Interpolation type device for measuring resistance of superconducting joint

Abstract

The invention discloses an interpolation type device for measuring the resistance of a superconducting joint. The device comprises two parts, namely an in-tank sample chamber and an out-tank operating area, wherein the in-tank sample chamber consists of a superconducting transformer (1), a magnetic-field measuring seat (2) and a back-field superconducting magnet (4); during measurement, the superconducting joint (12) is placed in an inner hole of the back-field superconducting magnet (4), and the back-field superconducting magnet (4) generates a background magnetic field; a single-turn sensing ring (13) of a superconducting joint sample is sleeved on outer layers of coils of the superconducting transformer (1), and the superconducting transformer (1) senses a current in the superconducting joint sample; a single-turn measuring ring (14) of the superconducting joint sample is embedded in a middle groove of the magnetic-field measuring seat (2); a magnetic-field measurement probe which is arranged in a central hole of the magnetic-field measuring seat (2) measures the size of a central magnetic field of the single-turn measuring ring (14) of the superconducting joint and calculates the current in the superconducting joint sample; and during operation, the in-tank sample chamber is completely inserted into a liquid helium storage tank (15) and soaked and cooled in liquid helium.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a device for measuring the resistance of a superconducting joint between coils of a superconducting magnet. Background technique [0002] Superconducting magnets, especially large and medium-sized superconducting magnets, are generally composed of many superconducting coils connected in series. Due to the limitation of the length of commercially supplied superconducting wires or the different requirements of superconducting coils on superconducting wire parameters and the needs of magnet winding process, it is impossible for each superconducting coil in a superconducting magnet to be wound with the same superconducting wire. Superconducting wires must be welded with resistance or superconductivity, and the quality of the joints between these superconducting wires will directly affect the stable operation of the superconducting magnet system. In some superconducting application fields, such as nuclear magnetic resonance imaging...

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Therefore, the traditional superconducting joint resistance measurement device must have a set of low-temperature Dewar, and the sample with superconducting joint, superconducting transformer, and back field magnet are all placed in the liquid helium tank in the low-temperature Dewar for cooling, and the liquid helium tank is cooled outside the liquid helium tank. There are also cold screen system and vacuum Dewar system, which make th

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