A 20 tesla, three coil, 200 mm bare, 20 MW resistive magnet is being designed at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory in Tallahassee, FL., USA, in cooperation with the High Magnetic Field Laboratory of Grenoble, France. The outer two coils are axially-cooled and are connected electrically in series producing a central field of 11.27 T in a 365 mm warm bore while consuming 13.5 MW of power. The 6.5 MW inner coil (insert) is a poly-Bitter design with two sub-cells connected electrically in parallel and they together are connected in series to the two outer coils. The field of the inner coil is 8.78 T resulting in a 20 T total field in a 200 mm warm bore. All four coils are made of hard copper.
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