The NASA Lewis bumpy-torus facility consists of 12 superconducting coils, each 19 cm i.d. and capable of 3.0 T on its axis. The coils are equally spaced around a toroidal array with a major diameter of 1.52 m; they are mounted with the major axis of the torus vertical in a single vacuum tank 2.6 m in diameter. Tests of the facility mapped out its magnetic, cryogenic, vacuum, mechanical, and electrical performance. The design value of the maximum magnetic field on the magnetic axis, 3.0 T, was reached and exceeded. A maximum magnetic field of 3.23 T was held for a period of 60 minutes. When the coils were charged to a maximum magnetic field of 3.35 T, the coil system went normal without apparent damage or degradation of performance
Basic research on advanced plasma-based propulsion systems is routinely focused on plasmadynamics, p...
The performance of NASA Lewis fusion experiments (SUMMA and Bumpy Torus) is compared with other expe...
Design, construction, and performance of cryogenically cooled and superconducting electromagnet
The bumpy torus facility consists of 12 superconducting coils, each 19 cm i.d. and capable of 3.0 te...
A summary is presented of the performance of the two-coil superconducting pilot rig which preceded t...
Initial results were obtained from low power operation of the NASA Lewis Bumpy Torus experiment, in ...
The toroidal ring of plasma contained in the NASA Lewis bumpy-torus superconducting magnet facility ...
Superconductive magnets for use in advanced space and power propulsion systems, and research in soli...
Experimental observations were made during steady-state operation of a bumpy-torus plasma at input p...
Design and construction of superconducting bottle to produce magnets for plasma physics experiment
Experimental observations have been made during steady state operation of a torus experiment at inpu...
A preliminary report on the identification and optimization of independent variables which affect th...
Shielding effectiveness and system mass of different magnetic field configurations - Electric proper...
The ATLAS superconducting magnet system consists of a Barrel Toroid, two End-Cap Toroids and a Centr...
The degree of toroidal symmetry of the plasma, the number of midplane electrode rings, the configura...
Basic research on advanced plasma-based propulsion systems is routinely focused on plasmadynamics, p...
The performance of NASA Lewis fusion experiments (SUMMA and Bumpy Torus) is compared with other expe...
Design, construction, and performance of cryogenically cooled and superconducting electromagnet
The bumpy torus facility consists of 12 superconducting coils, each 19 cm i.d. and capable of 3.0 te...
A summary is presented of the performance of the two-coil superconducting pilot rig which preceded t...
Initial results were obtained from low power operation of the NASA Lewis Bumpy Torus experiment, in ...
The toroidal ring of plasma contained in the NASA Lewis bumpy-torus superconducting magnet facility ...
Superconductive magnets for use in advanced space and power propulsion systems, and research in soli...
Experimental observations were made during steady-state operation of a bumpy-torus plasma at input p...
Design and construction of superconducting bottle to produce magnets for plasma physics experiment
Experimental observations have been made during steady state operation of a torus experiment at inpu...
A preliminary report on the identification and optimization of independent variables which affect th...
Shielding effectiveness and system mass of different magnetic field configurations - Electric proper...
The ATLAS superconducting magnet system consists of a Barrel Toroid, two End-Cap Toroids and a Centr...
The degree of toroidal symmetry of the plasma, the number of midplane electrode rings, the configura...
Basic research on advanced plasma-based propulsion systems is routinely focused on plasmadynamics, p...
The performance of NASA Lewis fusion experiments (SUMMA and Bumpy Torus) is compared with other expe...
Design, construction, and performance of cryogenically cooled and superconducting electromagnet