Essential University Physics (3rd Edition)
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Author: Richard Wolfson
Publisher: PEARSON
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A closely wound solenoid of 1,250 turns has an axial length of 98cm and a radius of 1.50 cm. When there is a current of 1.30 Amperes in the solenoid, what is the flux density on the axis at the center?
or the future Electron Ion Collider (EIC) a proposed magnet for the detector is a solenoid with the following properties:
B = 3 Tesla (assume uniform inside, 0 outside)
Length L = 4.0 m
Inner Radius R = 1.5 m
Use the long thin solenoid approximation of uniform field, even though this is a short squat solenoid
A). Assuming the coil has radius R = 1.5 m, what is the current density (Amp per unit length)
B) Calculate the total stored energy in the magnetic field, in Joules. Given that 1 gallon of gasoline contains about 10 8 Joules of chemical energy is this a large, medium, or small amount of stored energy?
C) The coil would be superconducting. If the coil were to suddenly lose it's superconductivity and the magnetic field ramped down extremely rapidly, where would the stored energy go?
An electric field of 140 x10-6 V/m is induced within the loop of long solenoid with cross sectional area of 3.09 cm2. The radius of the loop is 4.61 cm. Calculate the number of turns if the current in the winding is increasing at a rate of 85 A/s.
Final answer should be expressed in two (2) decimal places. Round up or down accordingly.
For the final answer, please write/include the unit, express you answer in "Turns"
For example: 5 Turns
DO NOT answer in exponential form.
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