Mechanical Properties of Non-Superconducting Components in YBCO and $\hbox{Nb}_{3}\hbox{Sn}$ Composites

Han, Ke; Chen, Jinping; Goddard, R. E.; Markiewicz, W.D.; Toplosky, V. J.; Walsh, R. P.

doi:10.1109/tasc.2010.2090444

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“…Its yield strength was reported to be 700 MPa at 0.35% at 76 K [26]. The yield point of a YBCO tape (Super-Power) is about the stress of 750 MPa at 0.8% at 4 K [27]. These yield points of Hastelloy and YBCO tape agreed well with the strains showing nonlinearities of Poisson's ratio in figure 9(b) and the neutral plane shift in figure 9(c).…”

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Width-bending characteristic of REBCO HTS tape and flat-tape Rutherford-type cabling

Takayasu¹

2021

Supercond. Sci. Technol.

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The width-bending behaviors for a rare earth barium copper oxide (REBCO) high-temperature superconducting (HTS) tape have been investigated. It has been found experimentally that the width-bending strain of a Yttrium Barium Copper Oxide (YBCO) tape does not degrade the critical current as much as is expected from the axial strain. The critical current is not directly affected by the width-bending strain but by the axial strain, which the width-bending strain generates by the Poisson effect. Since Poisson’s ratio is about 0.3, the axial strain effective on the critical current is about 30% of the width-bending strain. Therefore, the width-bending strain of even 1.5% degrades the critical current by only 15% if the REBCO layer side is bent inward. However, the critical current degraded by more than 70% when the REBCO layer is outward. The width-bending effects on the critical current have been further examined, considering Poisson’s ratio changes and the neutral plane shift of the REBCO tape substrate. Those changes would occur when the material yields due to severe width-bending. Based on the width-bending of REBCO tapes, flat-tape Rutherford-type cabling is discussed. A REBCO Rutherford-type cable can provide various advantages, especially for narrow-tape cabling. The flat-tape Rutherford-type cable has better characteristics against an electromagnetic transverse Lorentz force. Furthermore, the tape length of the cable can be approximately the same as the cable length allowing for excellent tape usage. REBCO Rutherford-type cabling will be a promising high-current, high-field cabling method using thin substrate REBCO tapes. It will be useful for AC ramp-field and pulse-field applications with low AC losses and low shield currents. It notes that the filaments in the cable are symmetrically distributed in parallel. Therefore, each filament’s inductance is uniform, and a uniform current distribution among the filaments can be obtained.

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Section: Width-bending Strain Effects On the Critical Currentsupporting

confidence: 65%

Width-bending characteristic of REBCO HTS tape and flat-tape Rutherford-type cabling

Takayasu¹

2021

Supercond. Sci. Technol.

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Mechanical Properties of Non-Superconducting Components in YBCO and $\hbox{Nb}_{3}\hbox{Sn}$ Composites

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Width-bending characteristic of REBCO HTS tape and flat-tape Rutherford-type cabling

Width-bending characteristic of REBCO HTS tape and flat-tape Rutherford-type cabling

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