NNR IN RAPIDLY ROTATED METALS By - Nottingham eTheses ...
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rate of 6 kHz. Higher speeds were achieved by using helium.<br />
The rotors would spin at all frequencies down to 20 Hz and were<br />
largely unaffected by altering the clearance between the rotor<br />
and the bearing: characteristics which were remarkably different<br />
from the original system.<br />
The sample-carrying capacity of the Prague rotor system is<br />
inferior to the conical and foil bearing rotors. The only<br />
obvious advantage of the rotors produced in the laboratory was<br />
their stable operation at very low frequencies. As this is not<br />
a normal requirement of an NMR system, work was discontinued on<br />
this type of rotor in favour of the foil-bearing design.