Titlebook: Advances in Cryogenic Engineering; Volume 31 R. W. Fast Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York 1986 Automobil.Energie.Management.Norm.Sensor.Simu

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Huanhuan Joyce Chen,Michael L. Shulerdvance of TFCX or any other large ignition machine. These topics include the metal used for the conduit; nuclear effects on materials; properties of electrical and thermal insulators; extension of superconducting technology to the sizes of coils envisioned and to the field level envisioned; pulsed c

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Book 1986ould like to thank the authors and those who served as reviewers. I especially appreciate the assistance of my colleague M. E. Stone who edited some of the papers for this volume. Terry Gutierrez was invaluable in preparing the manuscripts for publication, and I thank her. xvii DEDICATION Dr. Samuel

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Oncology: Biochemists’ PerspectiveSuperconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (SMES) has potential as a viable technology for use in electric utility load leveling. The advantage of SMES over other energy storage technologies is its high net roundtrip energy efficiency. This paper reports the major features and costs of a 5000 MWh SMES plant design.

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B. J. Schmitz-Dr?ger,T. Ebert,R. Ackermannk for itself and his papers were modest descriptions of his major accomplishments. Many of his original ideas were never published; nevertheless they have served as the basis for the achievements of others.

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Robert M. Nakamura,Wayne W. Grodymulate quenches by the use of computer programs. For this simulation, we used two different programs, a modified version of ‘QUENCH’, and ‘SSC*’, a program developed specifically for this magnet design.

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Alice A. Roberts,Alistair J. Cochranments are discussed. Details of the single phase assembly, suspension, insulation, thermal shields, vacuum vessels and interconnections are presented. Results of the experimental program in support of the design effort are discussed.

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B. J. Schmitz-Dr?ger,T. Ebert,R. Ackermannk for itself and his papers were modest descriptions of his major accomplishments. Many of his original ideas were never published; nevertheless they have served as the basis for the achievements of others.