Method for producing Nb3Sn superconductive wire material using powder process
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Kobe Seiko Sho
InventorsTakayoshi Miyazaki, Hiroyuki Kato, Kyoji Zaitsu, Kyoji Tachikawa
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Abstract
A method for producing an Nb3Sn superconductive wire material using a powder process is provided, in which a powdered raw material is filled in a sheath made of Nb or an Nb-based alloy, and the above sheath is subjected to diameter reduction to form a wire, followed by heat treatment to form a superconducting layer at the interface between the sheath and the filled powder. The above powdered raw material contains powdered Sn, powdered Cu, and a powdered alloy or a powdered intermetallic compound, which is formed from Sn and at least one metal selected from the group consisting of Ti, Zr, Hf, V, and Ta.
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A method for producing an Nb3Sn superconductive wire material using a powder process, comprising:
- filling a powdered raw material in a sheath made of Nb or an Nb-based alloy, subjecting the sheath to diameter reduction to form a wire, and performing heat treatment for the wire to form a superconductive layer at the interface between the sheath and the filled powder,
- wherein the powdered raw material contains powdered Sn, powdered Cu, and a powdered alloy or powdered intermetallic compound, which is formed from Sn and at least one metal selected from the group consisting of Ti, Zr, Hf, V, and Ta, respectively, and
- when the amount of the powdered alloy or the powdered intermetallic compound is assumed to be 100, the amounts of the powdered Sn and the powdered Cu in the powdered raw material are 15 to 90 mass percent and 1 to 20 mass percent, respectively.
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