Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1988-02-17
1989-08-29
Echols, P. W.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
1741251, H01L 3924
Patent
active
048604313
ABSTRACT:
The centers of a plurality of copper tubes are filled with an alloy of tin with a minor amount of aluminum and drawn to form Cu-Sn wires which are cabled around a core Nb wire; a plurality of these strands are provided in a copper tube, or a copper foil or finely wound copper wire and drawn to produce a multifilament wire; heat treatment is applied to cause the tin to diffuse and form the intermetalic Nb.sub.3 Sn at the surface of the Nb filaments to produce the ultimate superconducting wire product. The addition of a small quantity of Al to the Sn facilitates processing and improves the final product properties.
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Hong Seung-Ok
Marancik William G.
Echols P. W.
Oxford Superconducting Technology
Ross Taylor J.
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