Fabrication and performance of long (BixPb1 − x)2Sr2Ca2Cu3Oδ/Ag composite tapes

Lay, L. Le; Friend, C.M.; Beales, T.P.

doi:10.1016/s0011-2275(97)00057-x

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“…The PIT process is an established fabrication method for hightemperature superconductors [2] and, from an industrial perspective, is relatively cheap [3]. Long lengths of PIT conductor can be made relatively easily [4], and the conductor's mechanical strength and intrinsic flux pinning can be increased in a number of ways [5].…”

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Manufacture of high critical current multifilamentary tapes using the wire-in-tube technique

Zhao¹,

Darmann²,

McCaughey³

et al. 1998

Supercond. Sci. Technol.

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Multifilamentary wire-in-tube tapes have been prepared using the powder-in-tube route and compared with those processed using the conventional multifilamentary procedure, processed under identical conditions and having similar superconducting packing fractions. Self-field measurements at 77 K show values of corresponding to a value of . Properties of the tapes such as versus field in the temperature range from 4 K to 77 K, versus field at 77 K and the tape a- axial field anisotropy at 77 K are compared and contrasted. Generally, as prepared, the wire-in-tube tapes were found to show similar properties to those found in conventional powder-in-tube tapes, with an optimum filamentary thickness .

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