2004
DOI: 10.1109/tasc.2004.830385
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Study on<tex>$ I_c(T, B)$</tex>for the NbTi Strand Intended for ITER PF Insert Coil

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“…First, the cable dc performance is compared with the strand data from the strand manufacturer [4]. An effective self-field factor k eff [5] is defined in such a way that I cable c (B eff ) ∼ = NI strand c (B eff ), where B eff = B b + k eff I c (B b background field, N number of strands).…”
Section: Effective Self-field Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, the cable dc performance is compared with the strand data from the strand manufacturer [4]. An effective self-field factor k eff [5] is defined in such a way that I cable c (B eff ) ∼ = NI strand c (B eff ), where B eff = B b + k eff I c (B b background field, N number of strands).…”
Section: Effective Self-field Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1). The composite might contain resistive or diffusion barriers, stabilizing coating or armoring [2]. Metallography investigation was performed using cross-sections of superconducting Nb-Ti wire strands, which had a round form with the average diameter ~10 μm.…”
Section: Results and Discissionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus Nb-Ti alloys are worthy of special attention [2]- [4]. These are used for the manufacture of superconducting cable employed as currentcarrying elements in the magnetic system for International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor.…”
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“…As an example a comparison between CEA results on strand #3 and Bochvar measurements on a similar strand (here called strand #4) [8] showed some differences illustrated in Table III. Fit #3 is defined in PFIS operating range with same exponents as fit#1. Fit #4 is similar but with free exponents.…”
Section: A Critical Current Fittingmentioning
confidence: 99%