During the sample PTMS ELECTROMAGNETIC SEPARATOR preparation phase, ultra-high purity raw materials must be utilized and undergo multi-stage chemical purification with magnetic separation in vacuum or inert atmospheres. However, during experimental operations, metal components within the equipment (pressure transmission media and electrode leads) may deform under high pressure, releasing iron ions that could contaminate the samples.
To achieve this, research teams typically install micro-permanent magnetic traps or superconducting magnetic shielding layers around the PTMS ELECTROMAGNETIC SEPARATOR chamber to actively capture free iron particles, ensuring the purity of detection signals. Specifically, current iron removal studies in extreme condition simulation PTMS ELECTROMAGNETIC SEPARATOR devices primarily focus on three directions: First, exploring unconventional superconductivity mechanisms.
Under strong magnetic fields, the critical current density of iron-based superconductors decreases significantly. However, by precisely controlling the concentration and distribution of iron impurities, researchers have discovered that certain defects can instead pin magnetic flux vortices, thereby enhancing the critical current. This suggests that future precision iron removal in PTMS ELECTROMAGNETIC SEPARATOR systems may not simply involve "complete elimination," but rather achieve "precise regulation." Additionally, topological state control remains a key focus in this field.
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