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It is necessary to know the various properties of insulators at cryogenic temperatures in order to design cryogenic electrical devices. However, very little data are available at present because of the difficulties of making measurements. In this paper we report on preliminary measurements of the di
This paper describes the results of some physical tests conducted on polymeric materials used in the construction of superconducting magnets. A brief description of the various testing techniques is also given. Results of physical tests on polymers at cryogenic temperatures ## M. Van de Voorde P
## Glass -fibre-reinforced plastics with 73 ~01% glass content have been developed with improved mechanical and thermal properties in the laminated direction. The thermal contraction down to liquid-helium temperature and the Young's modulus at room temperature in the laminated direction were 0.3%