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Title: Thermomechanical Processing of High Tc Superconducting Wire


1
Thermomechanical Processing of High Tc
Superconducting Wire
  • Super BSCCO Family
  • C. Bjelkengren
  • B. Cooper
  • Y. King
  • S. Maltas

2
Outline
  • Background
  • Materials
  • Phenomenon
  • Technology
  • Project Layout and Time Line
  • Characterization of BSCCO Tape
  • Investigation of Thermomechanical Processes
  • Improvement of Superconductivity
  • Areas of Further Research
  • Identification of Main Risks
  • Prospects and Potential Prototypes

3
Background - Materials
  • High Tc Superconduction originates from crystal
    structure
  • Bi2Sr2Ca2Cu3O8 BSCCO-2223
  • Perovskite/Rocksalt derivatives with alternating
  • (0 0 n) planes
  • Highly anisotropic (superconduction along Cu-O
    planes)
  • High degree of texturing required to keep
    grains/Cu-O planes aligned

4
Background - Materials
  • BSCCO-2212
  • Crystal Structure
  • Bi
  • Sr
  • Ca
  • Cu
  • O


BSCCO-2223 Quadruple Rocksalt followed by Triple
Perovskite
Double Rocksalt followed by Double Perovskite
5
Background - Phenomenon
  • Covalent Cu-O bonding and Cu3 valence states
    leads to partly filled energy bands
  • Oxidation to Cu3 leaves a hole in the
    conduction band for p-type conductivity
  • Weak localization of valence electrons (low
    ionic character)
  • Alkaline and rare earth metals act as charge
    reservoirs

6
Background - Phenomenon
  • Cooper pairs at critical low T
  • Under an electric potential, electrons are
    paired by the temporary polarization of a cation
    core
  • Phonons couple, rather than scatter, electrons
  • Zero resistance, perfect diamagnetism (Meissner
    effect)

7
Background - Technology
HTS wire
Ship Propulsion/Generation, Industrial Motors,
Condensers
http//www.amersuper.com/products
8
Project Layout and Time Line
  • Improving the Superconductivity
  • Eliminating Porosity and Cracking
  • Week 1-3 Characterization of BSCCO Tape
  • Week 4-8 Investigation of Thermomechanical
    Processes
  • Week 9-14 Improving Superconductivity/Working on
    Prototype

9
Project Layout and Time Line
  • Characterization of BSCCO Tape
  • Preparation of Samples long/short transverse,
    filet
  • Light Microscopy structural observations
  • Differential Scanning Calorimetery
    phasetransistion identification
  • Critical Current Measurement initial property
    characterization
  • Scanning Electron Microscopy qualitative
    microstructural observations
  • x-ray Analysis quantitative texture observations
    (0-1)

10
Project Layout and Time Line
  • Investigation of Thermomechanical Processes
  • Cold Deformation rolling, suspend under tension
  • Heat Treatment 150 800 oC
  • Uniaxial Hot Deformation
  • Hot Isotactic Pressing ensure no phase
    transformation
  • Directional Graingrowth temperature gradient

11
Project Layout and Time Line
  • Improving Superconductivity
  • Defined Processing Sequence
  • Determined Process Variables T, t, P
  • Goal Jc of 200kA/cm2
  • Measure of Success Ic, SEM, x-ray

12
Project Layout and Time Line
  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Literature Search Reading                            
Update Webpage                            
Update Notebook                            
Presentaitons                            
Budget Control                            
Meeting With Vander Sande                            
Obtain Materials                            
Document I basic background                            
Characterize Microstructure                            
Document II microstructure and phase                            
Cold Deformation                            
Heat Treatement                            
Uniaxial Hot Deformation                            
Hot Isotactic Pressing                            
Directional Graingrowth                            
Document III thermomechanical processing                            
Ideas For Application/Prototype                            
Improve Superconductivity, Jc                            
Outside Facilities                            
Work On Final Product                            
Final Presentation                            
Poster                            
13
Areas of Further Research
  • Reading
  • Journals
  • Research Thermomechanical Processes
  • Research Prototype Ideas
  • Self-user training
  • SEM D. Bono, J. Adario
  • x-ray J. Adario
  • Ic D. Bono
  • Locate Resource Facilities
  • Vander Sande manufacturing of BSCCO tape
  • Hiping American Superconductor

14
Identification of Main Risks
  • Time Critical Step
  • Defining Processing Sequence
  • Determining Process Variables
  • Measurement Errors
  • Ic maintain constant measuring conditions
  • x-ray separate readings of texture from BSCCO
    and Ag
  • Contamination the sample might contain sulfur
    resides from manufacturing
  • Prototype Development
  • Does Postprocessing Affect Superconductivity
    bending etc

15
Prospects and Potential Prototypes
  • General Benefits
  • More Current / Area
  • Higher Efficiency
  • Less Material
  • Lower Mass
  • Lower Production and Transportation Costs
  • Specific Applications
  • Electric Power Transmission Lines
  • Transformers
  • Electromagnets
  • Motors
  • Magnetic Levitation
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