[Sneap] Ammeraal belts

Klaus Bahner kgb at phys.au.dk
Mon Oct 15 09:45:07 EDT 2007


Pertti,

I remember dimly that an Ammeraal belt was tested years (a decade?) ago,
with mixed results perhaps depending on whether there is SF6 in you tank gas
or not. I believe there are some reports in old SNEAP proceedings. Of course
I don't remember which Ammeraal belt it was.

By the way, I'm not at all sure, because it is a long time ago, I looked
into Ammeraal belts, but if I remember Ammeraal Beltech's naming convention
correctly, the belt you cite is not "non-antistatic", which means it is
conductive, which makes it impossible using it in an accelerator. I may
remember Ammeraal's naming convention wrongly, though. 


Regards,
Klaus Bahner
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> 
> Hello,
> 
> We are planning to try one of Ammeraal Beltech belts, namely
> 
> Ropanyl EF 10/2 00+03 white M2 FG
> 
> It looks quite similar to Siegling's white belt.
> Has anybody tested this belt as a charging belt?
> 
> Best regards
> 
> Pertti
> 
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