Optimization of critical currents in composite-processed multifilamentary Nb&amp;lt;inf&amp;gt;3&amp;lt;/inf&amp;gt;Sn conductors with Nb-Ti alloy cores

Kamata, Ken; Tada, N.; Itoh, K.; Tachikawa, K.

doi:10.1109/tmag.1983.1062253

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“…No access out of the horizontal plane was required in this case as the sample orientation could be changed within its cell using a special goniometer head Dark angles can be avoided and Bragg angles matched by manual rotation of the sample with respect to the cryostat. 4.2 6 TESLA ASYMMETRIC SPLIT PAIR. -This system has been designed for use with polarised neutron beams.…”

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“…Much interest has been shown in the improvements achieved with Nb3Sn by doping with small quantities of other metals, such as titanium. Figure 7 compares the current densities versus field for pure and doped Nb;Sn [4] showing a factor of 2 enhancement at 16 tesla and significant usefulness beyond 20 tesla. At the moment, however, these technical possibilities are not fully realised on a commercial scale.…”

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“…-Critical current densities (Jc) versus field (H) at > 4.2 K for pure and Ti-doped Nb3Sn (Ref. [4]).…”

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