Thanks, everyone, for the suggestions. I'm currently working through
them but I have some questions for those of you who may have had an old Oxford
magnet quench:
Our magnet was retrofitted with special bolts at the magnet flange. I
am not 100% certain but I believe this was done to allow the bottom plate
of the magnet to drop in the case of over-pressurization as would be expected
in a quench. I'm a bit concerned for our newish cryoprobe that is currently
installed... if the bottom plate drops, how forceful is it? Will it damage
the cryoprobe? Should I remove the cryoprobe ASAP because of the possibility
of damage? Unfortunately I have no idea how likely a quench is and how
forceful the dropped plate will be... Any advice or experience would be welcome!
Thanks again,
Wendy
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