18. Superconducting Magnet and Cryogenic System

A high-field superconducting magnet along with a variable low-temperature cryostat housed in a liquid nitrogen shielded liquid helium dewar. This multi-purpose system is used to perform material characterization as a variable function of magnetic field and temperature.

19. Variable Temperature Cryogenic Controlled System

A variable flow cryostat operated in conjunction with an autotune temperature controller is a platform for a very stable temperature regulated cryogenic system. Operating temperature range is from ambient temperature down to temperatures close to Absolute Zero.

20. Liquid Nitrogen Cryostat

A vacuum insulated stainless steel cryostat housing an internal reservoir of liquid nitrogen. The rectangular tail permits the cryostat to be accommodated between the pole gap of an electromagnet for Hall effect experiments.

21. Variable Temperature Cryostat Insert

This cryostat can be inserted and operated with either a liquid helium or liquid nitrogen dewar. With liquid helium operations, base temperatures below the superfluid transition temperature of 2.17 Kelvin can be reached.

22. Coal Separation Magnet System

This project was Phase II of a SBIR that involved the research, design, development, demonstration, and commercialization of a pulverized coal paramagnetic separation system. The completed system demonstrated that high-sulfur containing coal particles (nominal 500 micron diameter) could be separated with better than 80% removal. This system has been commercialized and several systems have been operated at various customer locations.

23. M.I.T. Bates Quadrupole and Sextupole Magnets

Under this work Everson Tesla successfully assembled, tested, and delivered 32 sextupole magnets and 255 quadrupole magnets for installation on the Bates Linear Accelerator Center South Hall Stretcher Ring (SHR).

24. TPX Poloidal Field Magnet Development

Everson Tesla researched and developed the advanced manufacturing processes and tooling required to form very brittle Nb₃Sn superconducting cable into large coil assemblies. This work included the fabrication of the PF-1 through PF-5 Central Solenoid coils required for the TPX demonstration program.

25. Traction Motor Exciter Field Coils

In 1998, Everson Tesla Incorporated completed thousands of exciter field coils used in DC traction motors for an OEM locomotive manufacturer.

26. Locomotive Rotating Generator Field Coils

Everson Tesla manufactures rotating generator field coils used by OEMs in their locomotive generators. Coils are wet wound on laminated poles, cured and packed for ease of installation in generators.

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