Hot isostatic processing of high current density high temperatur

Superconductor technology: apparatus – material – process – High temperature – per se – Having tc greater than or equal to 150 k

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29599, 264570, 505705, H01L 3924

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ABSTRACT:
A method to form a superconducting wire or ribbon contains the steps: (1) forming ceramic powder, (2) forming pellets from the powder, (3) inserting the pellets in a metal sheath, (4) reducing the cross-section of the sheathed pellets to form a composite, (5) sealing the composite in a deformable container, (6) hot isostatically pressing the composite at a temperature over 600.degree. C., where the temperature is close to or just above the melting point of the core, and (7) annealing the pressed composite in a source of oxygen at a temperature from 770.degree. C. to 870.degree. C. for at least 40 hours.

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