Abstract
Phenomena which limit the performance of superconducting solenoids are reviewed, and the experimental data obtained in designing, building and testing several coils employing NbZr wires at different percentages of Zr is summarized. A superconducting solenoid is described in which a field of 49.3 kG was obtained in an internal region of diameter 1 cm and height 7 cm. The results obtained with other coils of smaller dimensions and lower maximum field are tabulated. In addition, measurements of the residual magnetic fields are reported, as well as a brief description of the experimental apparatus.
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