AMMRL: question about magnet O-rings

From: rajan paranji <paranji_at_chem.washington.edu>
Date: Tue, 23 Feb 2010 11:44:36 -0800

Dear All

    * Can you share your information on what kind of material the
      O-rings that are used in NMR supercon magnets are made of (viton
      or similar, for example). I am particularly interested to know the
      type of material that is used for the seals that separate the room
      temperature bore from the Helium dewar.
    * Do you also know what is the lowest temperature these O-rings
      can sustain before something similar to what led to the 'shuttle
      challenger disaster' can happen ?


Thank you for your kindness and patience.

Best Wishes

Rajan
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