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ATLAS - Shipping of n.4 double pancakes
ATLAS detector in the LHC tunnel
ATLAS - Coil inside the impregnation mould
ATLAS - Integration of the coils into the coil casings at CERN site
ATLAS - Shipping of n.4 double pancakes
Superconducting coil winding system for the Barrel Toroid for ATLAS detector
ATLAS - Double pancake after insulation: positioning on the impregnation mould
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ATLAS
ATLAS barrel toroid coils
Geneva (Switzerland), 2006
The ATLAS Barrel Toroid is part of one of the large detectors of LHC and consists in 8 coils, each made of two flat superconducting Double Pancakes in a racetrack configuration, assembled radially and symmetrically around the beam axis, for an energy storage of 1080 MJ. It is the largest magnet ever built (25 m long), consisting of 8+8 flat double pancakes, in a racetrack configuration, assembled radially and symmetrically around the beam axis, on an inner radius of about 5 meters. The ATLAS detector magnet was commissioned in 2006.
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