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A view of the toroid barrel magnets	The eight torodial magnets can be...	The eight torodial magnets can be...	The first barrel toroid magnet is...	The first barrel toroid magnet is...	The first barrel toroid magnet is...
Working between toroids	The last barrel toroid magnet is placed...	The last barrel toroid magnet is placed...	Photographs of work on the ATLAS...	Photographs of work on the ATLAS...	The last barrel toroid magnet to be...
Barrel-toroid: BT-1: transport	Transport from Spain...	First assembly phase for the ATLAS...	First assembly phase for the ATLAS...	"Les Troyens" set piece...

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A view of the toroid barrel magnets. November 2005
Photo #: 0511014_03

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The eight torodial magnets can be seen on the huge ATLAS detector with the calorimeter before it is moved into the middle of the detector. This calorimeter will measure the energies of particles produced when protons collide in the centre of the detector. ATLAS will work along side the CMS experiment to search for new physics at the 14 TeV level.
Photo #: 0511013_02

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The eight torodial magnets can be seen on the huge ATLAS detector with the calorimeter before it is moved into the middle of the detector. This calorimeter will measure the energies of particles produced when protons collide in the centre of the detector. ATLAS will work along side the CMS experiment to search for new physics at the 14 TeV level.
Photo #: 0511013_01

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The first barrel toroid magnet is lowered into the cavern. October 2004
Photo #: inst-2004-178

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The first barrel toroid magnet is lowered into the cavern. October 2004
Photo #: inst-2004-220

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The first barrel toroid magnet is lowered into the cavern. October 2004
Photo #: inst-2004-183

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Working between toroids. Feruary 2006
Photo #: 0602023_02

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The last barrel toroid magnet is placed into it's final position. August 2005
Photo #: inst-2005-137

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The last barrel toroid magnet is placed into it's final position. August 2005
Photo #: inst-2005-118

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Photographs of work on the ATLAS barrel toroid coil casings at CERN in August 2003. © Peter Guinte
Photo #: magnet-2004-001

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Photographs of work on the ATLAS barrel toroid coil casings at CERN in August 2003. © Peter Guinte
Photo #: magnet-2004-001_04

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The last barrel toroid magnet to be lowered into the cavern.
Photo #: inst-2005-099

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Barrel-toroid: BT-1: transport. November 2003 © Peter Guinte
Photo #: inst-2003-201

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First assembly phase for the ATLAS toroid coils. The ATLAS barrel toroid system consists of eight coils, each of axial length 25.3 m, assembled radially and symmetrically around the beam axis. The coils are of a flat racetrack type with two double-pancake windings made of 20.5 kA aluminium-stabilized niobium-titanium superconductor. In the first phase of assembly, the two 'pancakes' are packed into their vacuum vessel. This is done using bladders filled with resin and glass microbeads under pressure. The resin is heated and, once cooled, holds the pancakes in place. The operation has to be performed on both sides of the coil, which necessitated a special technique to turn the coils over and then transport them to the heating table. January 2003
Photo #: 0301007_03

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First assembly phase for the ATLAS toroid coils. The ATLAS barrel toroid system consists of eight coils, each of axial length 25.3 m, assembled radially and symmetrically around the beam axis. The coils are of a flat racetrack type with two double-pancake windings made of 20.5 kA aluminium-stabilized niobium-titanium superconductor. In the first phase of assembly, the two 'pancakes' are packed into their vacuum vessel. This is done using bladders filled with resin and glass microbeads under pressure. The resin is heated and, once cooled, holds the pancakes in place. The operation has to be performed on both sides of the coil, which necessitated a special technique to turn the coils over and then transport them to the heating table. January 2003
Photo #: 0301017_01

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Transport from Spain to CERN of a vacuum vessel for the ATLAS barrel toroid magnet-system. November 2003
Photo #: magnet-2004-002_05

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Hector Berlioz, "Les Troyens", opera in five acts. Valencia, Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia, 31 October - 12 November 2009
Photo #: magnet-opera