To start of I am designing an HVAC system where for a laboratory application utilizing Nuclear Magnetic Resonance operating at 300 MHz.
I am well aware of the helium cooling within nitrogen shell and the liquified gases refilling. However, I'd like to know if it emits heat while operation, if there is an extraordinary environment required for operation by the device.
Thank you in advance.
The magnet itself does not produce a significant amount of heat, but the console cabinet with all the electronics does.
Your local Bruker office (https://www.bruker.com/en/services/support/office.india-middle-east-africa.egypt-gizeh.html?technology=magnetic-resonance) can provide you a site-planning guide (or you can find one via google) with all the information and specifications you need.
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