Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Itsuo Kodera

Takeo Kawaguchi

Takashi Inaguchi

Akinori Ohara

Toshiyuki Amano

Shuhei Nakata

Hirofumi Tanaka

Tetsuya Nakanishi

Superconducting magnet and regenerative refrigerator can be reduced in size of the apparatus and is capable of reducing the evaporating amount of liquid helium. A coil portion second thermal shield 17a and a coil portion thermal shield 8a are disposed so as to enclose a coil portion helium tank 2a which contains superconducting coil 1. Further, a helium portion second thermal shield 17b and a helium reservoir portion thermal shield 8b are disposed so as to enclose a helium reservoir tank 2b which stores liquid helium 3. A coil portion second thermal shield 17a and a coil portion thermal shield 8a are cooled by a coil portion 2-stage type Gifford-McMahon cycle refrigerator 50a while a helium portion second thermal shield 17b and a helium reservoir portion thermal shield 8b are cooled by a helium reservoir portion 2-stage type Gifford-McMahon cycle refrigerator 50b.

Superconducting magnet and regenerative refrigerator for the magnet

Superconducting magnet and regenerative refrigerator can be reduced in size of the apparatus and is capable reducing the evaporating amount of liquid helium. A coil portion second thermal shield 17a and a coil portion thermal shield 8a are disposed so as to enclose a coil portion helium tank 2a which contains superconducting coil 1. Further, a helium portion second thermal shield 17b and a helium reservoir portion thermal shield 8b are disposed so as to enclose a helium reservoir tank 2b which stores liquid helium 3. A coil portion second thermal shield 17a and a coil portion thermal shield 8a are cooled by a coil portion 2-stage type Gifford-McMahon cycle refrigerator 50a while a helium portion second thermal shield 17b and a helium reservoir portion thermal shield 8b are cooled by a helium reservoir portion 2-stage type Gifford-McMahon cycle refrigerator 50b.

An ion removing device includes an ion inducing electrode provided in a vacuum container in a deflection portion of an electron accumulating ring along an inner peripheral wall of the vacuum container, an ion removing electrode provided in the vacuum container near each of ports of the defection portion of the electron accumulating ring, and a power source for applying a voltage to both the ion inducing electrode and the ion removing electrodes. An ion removing method includes the steps of inducing ions trapped by a potential generated by an electron beam to ports of a deflection portion of an electron accumulating ring by forming an electric field in a vacuum container in the deflection portion, and removing the ions which have been inducted to the ports of the defection portion. An electron accumulating ring includes a vacuum container for retaining electrons in a vacuum, a deflection electromagnet provided around the vacuum container located in a deflection portion for generating a magnetic field to deflect an electron beam, an ion inducing electrode provided in the vacuum container located in the deflection portion along an inner peripheral wall of the vacuum container, an ion removing electrode provided in the vacuum container at each of ports of the deflection portion, and a power source for applying a voltage to both the ion inducing electrode and the ion removing electrodes.

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Amagasaki, Japan

Itsuo Kodera