The efficient fabrication of superconducting NbTi

Hillmann, H.; Rüdinger, Klaus; Heisterkamp, F.; Wagner, Kaitlin; Hulka, Klaus; Sibum, H. Otto

doi:10.1007/bf03220356

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“…Mitchell [2], studied the kinetics of dissolution of niobium in a titanium melt, using an electron beam melting process. From a technical point of view, the Ti-Nb system is very interesting (superconducting alloys), but there are problems in the elaboration with the VAR process [3]. More, the corresponding solid-liquid equilibria involve a continuous series of solid solutions, which means no intermetallic phases.…”

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Critical assessment of a refractory metal dissolution experiment in inductive cold crucible

Revet¹,

Ménnétrier²,

Durand

1993

J. Phys. IV France

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An academic study of the dissolution kinetics of niobium in a titanium melt is presented A series of experiments was performed, using an inductive cold crucible melting furnace. The experimental samples, small rods of niobium and billets of titanium, are submitted to geometrical and chemical characterization. In the paper, experimental dissolution results are presented and are expressed in the form of a mass transfer coefficient.

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