Titlebook: Compensation Systems for Low Temperature Applications; B?a?ej T. Skoczeń Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Constitutive Equ

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Zehavit Gross,Suzanne D. Rutlandn the domain of particle accelerators where a continuity of the magnetic field is strongly postulated by the accelerator physics. On the other hand, the real structure has to be discontinuous, since the magnets are limited in length (for technological reasons) and separated by the so-called intercon

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Zehavit Gross,Suzanne D. Rutlandnd 2%), Mo (up to 3%), S (around 0.03%) and P (around 0.05%). In the grades 316Ti, 321 titanium is present to the upper limit of 0.7%. Composition of typical grades of wrought stainless steel for low temperature use is shown in Table 3.1 (as quoted in the ASTM and ASME specifications, cf. INGO Datab

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Tongying Guo,Hui Zhang,Lincang Zhu a classical .-phase of face centred cubic austenite (FCC). This phase may transform either to .′ phase of body centred tetragonal ferrite (BCT) or to a hexagonal . phase. The most often occurring . — .′ transformation leads to formation of martensite sites dispersed in the surrounding austenite mat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-5308-5ed energy per beam was obtained by smooth accelerating of particles during many turns around the ring. The beams were accelerated by means of the so-called accelerating cavities, kept on their trajectory by using the bending dipole magnets, were focalised and defocalised by means of the quadrupole m

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Compensation Systems for Low Temperature Applications

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large research centres and universities, working in the domain of superconductivity, cryogen- ics or developing superconducting magnets for particle accelerators, can afford such installations. A significant p978-3-642-06066-3978-3-662-06305-7

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Thermodynamics of Processes Occurring in Metals at Low Temperatures,tance for the existence and triggering of special mechanisms of inelastic deformation like the shear bands. When analysing the response of thin-walled structures at low temperatures all these phenomena have to be taken into account.