Splitting of Single Quadrupole Magnets JSA-26-S120225
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AI-generated · Dec 03, 2025Precision splitting and refurbishment of a 30-year-old single quadrupole magnet, as part of the APS Magnet Refurbishment Project. The scope involves dividing the magnet into four quarters by machining out weld seams, non-destructive removal of epoxy-encased copper coils, machining tapped holes, and fabricating custom aluminum tie plates and fixtures.
This pilot project aims to establish a repeatable refurbishment process for future magnets. Requirements include meticulous handling and protection of critical components such as pole tips, and strict adherence to detailed technical drawings and specifications.
Jefferson Lab is seeking a qualified contractor to execute the precision splitting and refurbishment of a 30-year-old single quadrupole magnet as part of the APS Magnet Refurbishment Project. The scope includes separating the magnet into four quarters by machining out weld seams, removing epoxy-encased copper coils non-destructively, machining tapped holes, and fabricating custom aluminum tie plates and fixtures. This pilot project aims to establish a repeatable process for future refurbishments. Contractors must ensure meticulous handling, protection of critical components like pole tips, and adherence to detailed technical drawings and specifications.
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