22–27 Sept 2019
Hyatt Regency Hotel Vancouver
Canada/Pacific timezone

Session

Tue-Mo-Po2.10 - REBCO Wires & Cables II

Tue-Mo-Po2.10
24 Sept 2019, 08:45
Level 2 Posters 2

Level 2 Posters 2

Conveners

Tue-Mo-Po2.10 - REBCO Wires & Cables II

  • Tetsuo Oka (Shibaura Institute of Technology)
  • Vitaly Vysotsky (Russian Scientific R&D Cable Institute)

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  1. Federica Pierro (Tufts University)
    24/09/2019, 08:45
    Poster Presentation

    A structural model has been developed for the Cable-in-Conduit Conductor (CICC) made with 2G HTS superconductors inserted in a helically slotted aluminum core (concept proposed by the ENEA Superconductivity laboratory [1]). The cable is particularly suited for high-field applications and consists of a twisted aluminum core and five helical slots. Each slot accommodates a stack of twenty REBCO...

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  2. Anvar V A (University Of Twente)
    24/09/2019, 08:45
    Poster Presentation

    High current superconducting CORC® cable or wire is composed of spiraled HTS REBCO tapes in multiple layers. The cable combines isotropic flexibility and high resilience to electromagnetic and thermal loads. The flexibility of the cable is limited by the critical strain value damaging the REBCO layer in the tape. In order to optimize the manufacture conditions and operating performance, the...

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  3. Xijie Luo
    24/09/2019, 08:45
    Poster Presentation

    Material scientists have been leading the R&D of coated conductors, and they have been focusing on increasing critical currents and lengths of coated conductors. Thanks to their efforts, long coated conductors with large critical currents are commercially available now. However, when we look back over the history of R&D of low Tc superconductors, stabilization using copper was a breakthrough...

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  4. Chris Kovacs (The Ohio State University)
    24/09/2019, 08:45
    Poster Presentation

    Interconductor contact resistance (ICR) is a key property in determining the stability and current sharing of coated conductor cables. Most coated conductor cables have relatively high contact resistance and low current sharing as fabricated because of surface asperities and the oxide layer that forms on the Cu-stabilizer. Here we work to quantify the induced differences in using three methods...

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  5. Takanobu Kiss (Kyushu University)
    24/09/2019, 08:45
    Poster Presentation

    Spatial homogeneity is one of the most important issues for practical applications of REBCO based magnets. Reel-to-reel Ic measurement is now widely used for the investigation of local Ic variation, however, these measurements are limited at low magnetif field around self-field and at 77 K in most cases, whereas practical operation condistions of superconducting magnets are higher magnetic...

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  6. Dr Shintetsu Kanazawa (Muroran Institute of Technology)
    24/09/2019, 08:45
    Poster Presentation

    The filamentation of tape shaped RE123-coated conductors is important to reduce the shielding current from RE123 superconducting layer [1] in development of a high-field magnet such as NMR and MRI. In last year, we reported the development of split wire with 16-main-core by electrical separating by bending stress (ESBS) method [2]. In this study, to obtain more main-core, an electrical...

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  7. Mayraluna Lao (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
    24/09/2019, 08:45
    Poster Presentation

    High-temperature superconducting (HTS) tapes are promising materials for developing high-field magnets for fields exceeding 30 T. Therefore, it is important to characterize their properties at high fields, in particular, the critical current, $I_{\rm c}$. One of the promising types of HTS tape is produced by THEVA where the architecture of the tape is unique and simple. Nowadays, these tapes...

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  8. Pablo Cayado (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT))
    24/09/2019, 08:45
    Poster Presentation

    High-temperature superconductors are becoming engineering materials, e.g. as commercially available long-length tapes (coated conductors, CCs). Among them, REBa2Cu3O7-x (REBCO, RE rare earth) compounds have emerged as excellent candidates due to their high-field current carrying capacity. Their properties enhance even further when REBCO nanocomposites are formed, i.e., nanoscale...

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  9. Dr Zhang Haiyang
    24/09/2019, 08:45
    Poster Presentation

    Due to high flexibilities and high critical current densities, the conductor on round core cable wound with REBCO coated conductors are currently being developed for the next generation of high field magnets. One of the primary challenges in the development of REBCO cable is quench protection, as the cable is prone to be burned out once the quench initiates. However, quench study of REBCO...

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  10. Hyung-Seop Shin (Andong National University)
    24/09/2019, 08:45
    Poster Presentation

    A project to develop a Korean-type large scale floating off shore wind power system with a superconducting wind power generator has started. It is an innovative wind power project on the development of high-temperature superconducting (HTS) magnet, test facility, offshore floating system, and network connection technologies for the design of 10 MW class floating offshore wind power system with...

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