Multifilamentary superconducting composites

Critchlow, P. R.; Gregory, E.; Zeitlin, B. A.

doi:10.1016/0011-2275(71)90002-6

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“…Their alloy is such that they iie within the optimum range for attaining high critical superconductor parameters [1], [2]. With this composition, Hez passes a maximum with T~ dropping but slightly.…”

Section: Optimization Of Nbti Superconductorsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Investigation of the influence of the heat treatment and forming regimes on the critical current and pinning force of NbTi superconductors

Hoellrich¹,

Kath²

1982

Acta Physica

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The results obtained in the optimization of NbTi superconductors are set forth. The intermediate annealing temperature is discussed and the influence of final forming on the critical current density and the reduced pinning force is studied. For the types of conductors investigated (1, 19, 55-core conductors), thejcmaximum occurs at different degrees of final forming; it drops as the filament diameter decreases. As to the reduced pinning force, an increase in the number of cores ora reduction of the filament diameters results in a displacement of the maximum and, for optimized conductors, an extension of the maximum towaras higher fields is obtained. A final heat treatment makes thej~-values drop.

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Section: Optimization Of Nbti Superconductorsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Investigation of the influence of the heat treatment and forming regimes on the critical current and pinning force of NbTi superconductors

Hoellrich¹,

Kath²

1982

Acta Physica

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“…Three basic schedules of wire drawing and heat treating were used. Two participants used a scheme reviewed by Critchlow et al 2 Tilis method features aO extended anneal midway in the processing schedule from 0.335 in. and then cold work to the final size.…”

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Results of the Fermilab wire production program

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“…The billet is then ready for reduction by standard methods. [2] Billets have also been.made by casting aluminum around copper clad superconductor cores. [3] The production of composite wires requires the proper choice of processing parameters.…”

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Hydrostatic extrusion of aluminum clad superconductor wire. Final report

Story¹

1974

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Multifilamentary superconducting composites

Cited by 35 publications

References 14 publications

Investigation of the influence of the heat treatment and forming regimes on the critical current and pinning force of NbTi superconductors

Investigation of the influence of the heat treatment and forming regimes on the critical current and pinning force of NbTi superconductors

Results of the Fermilab wire production program

Hydrostatic extrusion of aluminum clad superconductor wire. Final report

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