Detachable superconducting cable
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May 13, 2008
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Jun 1, 2004
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Jun 2, 2003
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A detachable superconducting lead includes a vacuum-sealed thermal transition through which a stabilized conductor passes. Two identical leads are attached and surrounded by a sealed Dewar and allowed to cool either naturally or by way of a cooling element. Detaching the leads requires the joint to be heated up by a heat transfer unit or by a heat gun after the Dewar is removed. Once warmed, the lead can be disassembled with tooling appropriate to the joint. In many instances, regular fasteners can be used. Removable Dewars may be constructed with insulation (including vacuum) using O-rings and flanges.
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