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LHe storage<br />

Helium storage<br />

Helium storage<br />

Helium storage<br />

LHe storage<br />

Upgrade option<br />

CRYO 3<br />

CRYO 2<br />

CRYO 1<br />

All users<br />

Compressor hall<br />

DRAFT<br />

Distribution Box<br />

DB3<br />

Distribution Box<br />

DB2<br />

Distribution Box<br />

DB1<br />

Figure 2.4.151: The 3 stages of the helium distribution system.<br />

The transfer line vacuum jackets contain an actively cooled thermal shield and 5 individual lines<br />

(see Figure 2.4.152).<br />

Figure 2.4.152: Cross section of a helium transfer line, thermal shield is not shown.<br />

SIS300 175 g / s<br />

SIS100 640 g / s ( 1200 g/s)<br />

Reference<br />

magnets<br />

HEBT 300 Tm<br />

HEBT 100 Tm<br />

Experiments<br />

<strong>Super</strong>FRS 28 g / s<br />

Experiments<br />

Line A and B are the feed and return lines of the cold helium flow. Single user cool down is supplied<br />

by line A as well. The varying temperature return flow flows through line E, the<br />

multi-purpose line. The return position at the low pressure side of the refrigerator depends on the<br />

helium temperature. Line E also serves to collect helium vented in the case of magnet quenches.<br />

> 10 g / s<br />

12 g / s<br />

> 10 g / s<br />

10 g / s<br />

10 g / s<br />

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