ALL PROJECTS
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
- INFN LASA/CERN
Magnets for high energy physics
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.
