The magnetic field inside a superconductive magnet is 6T. The length of the coil body is...

The magnetic field inside a superconductive magnet is 6T. The length of the coil body is l = 30cm and the diameter d = 2cm. The coil is made of 1km long cable of a superconductive Nb-Ti alloy and is found surrounded by liquid Helium (T=4.2K) and therefore in the superconductive phase.

a) Determine the number of windings

b) Determine the current in the coil

c) Determine the electrical Power required

c

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genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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