This invention relates to the fields of
cryogenic engineering and superconducting applications, and discloses a
superconducting magnet system using a liquid
neon pulsating
heat pipe for
nitrogen-fixed cooling. The
system includes a
vacuum chamber, a
nitrogen-fixing chamber within the
vacuum chamber, a high-temperature
superconducting magnet within the
nitrogen-fixing chamber, a refrigerator, a T-shaped cooling block connected to the refrigerator's cold head, and a liquid
neon cryogenic pulsating
heat pipe. The liquid
neon cryogenic pulsating
heat pipe is thermally connected to the T-shaped cooling block and to the outer wall of the nitrogen-fixing chamber. The high-temperature
superconducting magnet exchanges heat with the nitrogen-fixing chamber through
nitrogen fixation within the chamber, and the heat is then transferred to the outer wall of the nitrogen-fixing chamber via the liquid neon cryogenic pulsating heat
pipe, and then further transferred to the high-temperature superconducting
magnet via
nitrogen fixation. By placing the liquid neon cryogenic pulsating heat
pipe on the outer wall of the nitrogen-fixing chamber, and transferring the refrigerator's
cooling capacity sequentially through the T-shaped cooling block, the liquid neon cryogenic pulsating heat
pipe, the outer wall of the nitrogen-fixing chamber, and the
nitrogen fixation to the high-temperature superconducting
magnet, a cooling path combining the liquid neon cryogenic pulsating heat pipe and nitrogen fixation is constructed.