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Criteria for the Prevention of Filament and Wire Breaking During the Fabrication of Multifilamentary Composite Superconducting Wire

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Foreword. This paper deals with the wire breaking problems during the fabrication of the NbTi SSC superconducting wire. The global objective stated in Refs. 1 and 2 is to establish sound guidelines for the design of the superconductor and of the pass-reduction practices that will lead to the fabrication of high-quality defect-free NbTi SSC superconducting wire in a reproducible cost-effective manner. In larger detail:

  1. a

    The geometrical factors of the assembly of the wire need to be analyzed as factors in the success of the fabrication of final small-size filaments without breaks.

  2. b

    The ranges of processing parameters (geometric, material strength ratios, and pass-reduction schedules), which lead to successful products without filament breaks, need to be determined analytically. A quantitative criterion for the selection of the range of parameters is needed.

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Avitzur, B., Talbert, S. (1991). Criteria for the Prevention of Filament and Wire Breaking During the Fabrication of Multifilamentary Composite Superconducting Wire. In: Nonte, J. (eds) Supercollider 3. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3746-5_33

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