Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe buyer is contracting the manufacture of up to 532 current adapters (cold terminals) made from superconducting material for the SIS100 particle accelerator, part of the international FAIR project in Germany. The adapters are components of current leads for SIS100 correction magnets, rated for an operating current of 250 A and operated at around 4.5 K. They connect a high-temperature superconductor current lead to a magnet coil made of NiTi wire, and come in two variants with the contact plate on the left or right. Production follows drawings provided by the buyer, and each adapter must pass a factory acceptance test, including high voltage checks and a liquid nitrogen test at up to 300 A DC. No value or deadline is stated. Suppliers can bid under the buyer's specifications and procedure.
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Source: TED - Tenders Electronic Daily (Publications Office of the EU)
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Last verified against TED - Tenders Electronic Daily (Publications Office of the EU) 6 days ago
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