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Big Science

Magnets for high energy physics

HL-LHC

HiLumi LHC

Geneva (Switzerland), ongoing


ASG Superconductors was involved in the research program for the Hi-Lumi LHC since September 2014 until October 2017. An engineer and two technicians were permanently relocated at CERN’s premises for this purpose, working in close collaboration with the CERN team. In particular, the job was focused on the two main projects for the upgrade of the LHC:

  • The MQXF quadrupoles, that will replace the existing ones in the interaction region of the collider;
  • The 11T dipoles, which will replace selected existing dipoles in the dispersion suppressor regions of the machine, to create space for additional collimators.
ASG has collaborated with CERN for the development of the prototypes for these magnets, starting from short models of reduced length with respect to the final one, to switch then to real scale magnets.

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