This paper deals with a system of flux; density concentration using superco
nducting shields. The development of single grain high temperature supercon
ductors allows the conception of large sized magnetic shields. These shield
s force the flux density to be concentrated by modifying it; spatial distri
bution. Our system consists in two low field solenoids, which have the same
arrangement as Helmoltz coils. Between! these two coils, two superconducti
ng plates are arranged on both sides of the axis, For this study, supercond
uctor is considered as perfect.
We propose to discuss the efficiency of several concentrating devices. To m
ake our study, we performed a 3D-field calculation tool using a Monte-Carlo
method. The main advantage of this method is a very simple algorithm to co
mpute, even if the geometry is complicated, We have shown that if the dista
nce between the two plates is small enough in respect to the coils diameter
, the flux density is much higher than the one inside the coils. We also sh
ow the influence of the shape of the shields in the guidance of the flux li
nes. We have validated our simulations with an experiment.