Properties of Mangets
Properties of Mangets
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I have never worked with magnets, but read an interesting article in R&D Magazine. The National High Field Magnetic Labratory in Florida has developed a magnet with a field strength of 21.1 Tesla, with a stored energy of 40MJ.
I'm trying to relate this magnet to common "every day" magnets that I might be used to seeing, such as cabinet latches, inductive switches, etc. Could someone give a few examples of what a 21.1 Telsa magnet is capable of so I can get an idea of it's "scale"?
I'm trying to relate this magnet to common "every day" magnets that I might be used to seeing, such as cabinet latches, inductive switches, etc. Could someone give a few examples of what a 21.1 Telsa magnet is capable of so I can get an idea of it's "scale"?
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RE: Properties of Mangets
you should look up their safety manual on their web site.
RE: Properties of Mangets
Magical water treatment people fool us with 30000 Gauss or 3 Tesla magnets.
One interesting link for high field strengths,
http://hypertextbook.com/facts/2000/AnnaWoo.shtml
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