Ge Medical Systems Global Technology Company, LLC

American Superconductor Corporation

Mehdi Kaveh

Dariusz Antoni Bushko

John Peter Voccio

Daniel C Woods

Christopher G King

Lawrence Vincent Bischke

David R Turner

Alexander Perez

David D Madura

Jerry Butler

Daniel Molumby

Wayne Cooke

A rotor assembly includes a substantially cylindrical support structure having at least one first region, and at least one second region. At least one rotor coil is positioned within each first region of the substantially cylindrical support structure. Each rotor coil includes a pair of distal end portions and a convex center portion, and the average mechanical density of the convex center portion is substantially equal to the average mechanical density of the distal end portions. The average mechanical density of the at least one first region is substantially equal to the average mechanical density of the at least one second region.

Rotor assembly

A burst disk assembly has a burst disk which is interposed within the high pressure relief vent of a superconducting magnet. The burst disk is a composite design constructed of a solid carbon graphite center surrounded by an integrally formed stainless steel ring. A captured burst disk flange insures proper placement and seating of the burst disk during replacement and supports the burst disk so as to prevent it from falling or dropping out of the assembly during replacement of the ruptured burst disk. A deformable gasket contiguous to the burst disk seals the burst disk to the captured burst disk flange when the disk and the flange are pressed together. Attachment bolts are used to provide even application of pressure along the face of the burst disk and the captured burst disk flange.

Superconductive magnet burst disk assembly

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Mehdi Kaveh