Hi All,
I have an 800 MHz Oxford pumped magnet that is over 15 years old and cannot have the maintenance from Oxford when needed. Eventually, the pump control system will fail and cause the magnet to also fail. So, we want to have a plan to deal with such issues.
I am wondering how you process this type of magnet, considering how long it has been in use. I would really appreciate if someone could share information on which company or personnel can re-energize this type of magnet or even replace the magnet control system. Further, I am curious about what primary factors go into making the decision to replace magnet as opposed to re-energizing it. Thanks in advance!
Best,
Tianzhi
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Tianzhi Wang, Ph. D.
NMR Manager
Sealy center for Structural Biology & Molecular Biophysics
University of Texas Medical Branch,
301 University Bvld, NMR dockside building, Rom 1.104
Galveston, TX 77555-1157
Email: tiawang_at_utmb.edu<mailto:tiawang_at_utmb.edu>
(409)7476821 (O)
(409)7476850 (Fax)
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