Which risk increases when operating MRI superconducting magnets?

💡 Explanation

A quench is likely because any sudden heat input disrupts superconductivity. This induces rapid resistance rise (quench), magnetic field collapse, and helium boiling off as escaping gas, therefore causing system damage, rather than cryocooler failure or RF arcing.

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