Method for preparing high-temperature superconducting wire
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May 11, 1999
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Oct 20, 1997
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A method of producing a tape-shaped superconducting wire is provided. The wire maintains a high critical temperature and a high critical current density along the overall length thereof. In this method, raw material powder for the oxide superconductor is first charged in a silver sheath and the sheath charged with the powder is subjected to plastic working to prepare a first flat type wire. On the other hand, a second wire consisting of a tape wire formed by coating a surface of a flat type wire having at least an outer surface consisting essentially of silver or a silver alloy with a metal oxide or ceramics, or a tape wire containing ceramics fibers and a binder dissipated by heat treatment is prepared. The first and second wires are layered with each other, and tightly wound in a pancake coil shape. The wires wound in the pancake coil shape are heat treated for sintering the oxide superconductor. After the heat treatment, the first wire is separated from the second wire.
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