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DRAFT<br />

Figure 2.4.134: Schematic of cryogenic distribution for the <strong>Super</strong>-FRS.<br />

Figure 2.4.135 shows more details of the cryogenic distribution in the Pre- and Main-<strong>Separator</strong>.<br />

Following the three radiation resistive normal-conducting dipoles in the Pre-<strong>Separator</strong> there are 6<br />

superconducting quadrupoles and 2 hexapole magnets which are located in a certain distance from<br />

each other. Therefore these magnets are housed in 8 cryostats individually. In a similar way to the<br />

dipole groups, every four of them before and after the symmetry mirror could be supplied in parallel<br />

by one feedbox unit with liquid helium. The feedbox unit is identical with the one used for<br />

dipole stage but has four jumpers. As described in the two previous sections, three dipole units in<br />

each dipole stage and two multiplets located on both side of the symmetry mirror position are fed in<br />

parallel by one feedbox unit individually. The feedbox units are connected by many short sections<br />

of cryogenic transfer line. The helium transfer is ended at the both sides of the target region by the<br />

functionality of two end-boxes. Such end-boxes should be integrated in the design of the last<br />

feedbox unit just before the helium transfer ends in order to save installation space.<br />

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