An inward offset fastening zone on the magnet housing secures heavy components without edge vibration exaggerations, reducing sound transmission.
A high voltage fault current limiter uses dielectric fluid to insulate phase coils and a gaseous atmosphere for the saturation mechanism.
A superconducting magnet design segments thermal paths to rapidly cool the permanent current switch via a dedicated refrigerating unit connection.
Reduced axial turns and non-superconducting fillers minimize radial field components to increase current-carrying capacity in anisotropic superconductors.