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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Delivers 21st Superconducting Magnet For $8B HL-LHC Project
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Delivers 21st Superconducting Magnet For $8B HL-LHC Project
The final superconducting quadrupole magnet, built in the U.S. for the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider upgrade, has departed for CERN, marking the completion of 21 advanced magnets. Utilizing niobium-tin cables, these magnets will create stronger magnetic fields, increasing beam focus and collision rates for improved research opportunities.
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