Tender for The Supply and Install of A Cryomagnetic System For Low Temperature Physics Experiments

Published

11 November 2024

Submission deadline

11 December 2024

Place of performance

UKG

Procedure

Open procedure

Lots

1

Notice number

036463-2024

Reference

ocds-h6vhtk-04b591

Official source

Official source

Description

The University of Birmingham invites tenders for supply and installation of a liquid helium ("wet") cryostat fitted with high-field magnet - a cryomagnetic system - suitable for low-temperature physics experiments. The cryomagnetic system will form part of a research lab being established via a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship funding award, for measuring high-field transport and magnetic properties of quantum materials at low temperatures. The cryomagnet is intended to accommodate a variety of probes and inserts, sourced separately, to allow a wide range of sample environment including access to very low temperature as well as a strong, homogenous and stable magnetic field. Funding stipulates that the system will be open to users outside the group, so the equipment interface should be user friendly, and should interface with existing computer code used in the group. The cryomagnetic system should house a superconducting magnet assembly with a maximum field strength of at least 16 T (with reversible polarity). The magnet must be able to be switched in and out of persistent-current or driven modes of operation in the standard manner for physics laboratory cryomagnets. Suitable current…

Official publications

• FTS · 036463-2024 · 11 November 2024

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The contracting authority is THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM (United Kingdom).

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