Abstract
In October 1993, the highest magnetic field by a superconducting magnet, 21.16 T, was generated in a 50 mm diameter clear bore. It was accomplished by using a high-field superconducting magnet with large bore developed at the National Research Institute for Metals. The innermost wind and react coil was wound with a newly developed (Nb, Ti, Ta) 3Sn superconductor. In order to get higher fields in larger spaces and improve training behavior, a stainless steel bobbin was removed from the innermost coil. As a coolant for this magnet, saturated superfluid helium was applied. This may be the first successful trail in the large superconducting magnet system.
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