Method of manufacture of multifilamentary intermetallic supercon

Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating

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29599, 148 115P, 148 115F, 148 115C, H01L 3924

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ABSTRACT:
An improved method for manufacture of multifilamentary superconductors of the A.sub.3 B type having the A-15 crystal structure, such as Nb.sub.3 Sn, is disclosed in which rods or wires of the A material are disposed throughout a matrix consisting of Cu and the B material in substantially elemental form. The matrix is formed by compaction of powders of Cu; powders of the B may be mixed therewith or the B material may be infiltrated into pores between the individual Cu particles after compaction. The resultant composite has A, B and Cu distributed uniformly throughout its volume and can be worked to any desired final shape and size for heat treatment to form the A.sub.3 B material without intermediate annealing steps.

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