Preparing technique of NbTiTa/Cu superconducting wire
A preparation process and technology for superconducting wire rods are applied in the field of NbTiTa/Cu superconducting wire rods, which can solve the problems of long NbTiTa/Cu preparation process, difficulty in realization, and high cost, and achieve the advantages of large-scale production and application, reduction of preparation difficulty, high cost, etc. cost reduction effect
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Embodiment 1
[0017] The Nb47Ti plate with a thickness of 1.9mm and the Ta plate with a thickness of 0.11mm are stacked alternately, wire-cut into a cylinder of 50×180mm, and pickled together with a copper sheath with an inner diameter of 51×180mm and a Nb barrier layer , after drying for the first complex assembly. The assembled composite sheath is vacuum-sealed, followed by hot isostatic pressing and extrusion. Pickling the NbTiTa / Cu composite rod obtained after extrusion to remove the oxide layer on the surface of the composite body, then drawing the composite body to a hexagonal rod, cutting the hexagonal rod into 61 sections, and then pickling. Use the hexagonal rod and the pickled copper sheath for the second composite assembly, vacuum weld and extrude the assembled composite sheath, then pickle the extruded composite rod and pull it out to the hexagonal rod, cut the hexagonal rod into 78 sections, and pickle; carry out the third complex assembly of the hexagonal rod and the pickle...
Embodiment 2
[0020] The Nb47Ti plate with a thickness of 1.9mm and the Ta plate with a thickness of 0.18mm are stacked alternately, wire-cut into a cylinder of 50×180mm, and pickled together with a copper sheath with an inner diameter of 51×180mm and a Nb barrier layer , after drying for the first complex assembly. The assembled composite sheath is vacuum-sealed, followed by hot isostatic pressing and extrusion. The NbTiTa / Cu composite rod obtained after extrusion was pickled to remove the oxide layer on the surface of the composite, and then the composite was drawn to a hexagonal rod, and then the hexagonal rod was cut into 1003 sections, followed by pickling. Use the hexagonal rod and the pickled copper sheath to assemble the composite body for the second time. The assembled composite sheath is vacuum welded, extruded, and the extruded composite rod is peeled off. Finally, it is pulled NbTiTa / Cu superconducting wire made by pulling and aging heat treatment, its critical current densit...
Embodiment 3
[0023] The Nb57Ti plate with a thickness of 1.9mm and the Ta plate with a thickness of 0.20mm are stacked alternately, wire-cut into a cylinder of 50×180mm, and pickled together with a copper sheath with an inner diameter of 51×180mm and a Nb barrier layer , after drying for the first complex assembly. The assembled composite sheath is vacuum-sealed, followed by hot isostatic pressing and extrusion. Pickling the NbTiTa / Cu composite rod obtained after extrusion to remove the oxide layer on the surface of the composite body, then drawing the composite body to a hexagonal rod, cutting the hexagonal rod into 61 sections, and then pickling. Use the hexagonal rod and the pickled copper sheath for the second composite assembly, vacuum weld and extrude the assembled composite sheath, then pickle the extruded composite rod and pull it out to the hexagonal rod, cut the hexagonal rod into 78 sections, and pickle; carry out the third complex assembly of the hexagonal rod and the pickle...
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