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Research unit
EU RFP
Project number
99.0209-2
Project title
BIG-POWA: High current BI-2223 conductors with innovative wire geometry for power applications

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Key words
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Superconductivity; Bi-2223; power applications; Ac losses; current distribution;
Industrial Manufacture; Materials Technology.
Alternative project number
(English)
EU project number: G5RD-2000-00219
Research programs
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EU-programme: 5. Frame Research Programme - 1.3.8 Generic R&D activities
Short description
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See abstract
Further information
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Full name of research-institution/enterprise:
EPF Lausanne
Département d'Electricité
Laboratoire de Systèmes Non Linéaires (LANOS)
Partners and International Organizations
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Coordinator: BICC General UK Cable Ltd (UK)
Abstract
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In the face of stiff competition from USA and Japan, this project will maintain Europe's depth of strength in the RTD of high temperature super-conducting materials, so that European Industry can take full advantage of the new market in HTS applications that will emerge ten years from now. Round and square Bi-2223 wires with high currents will be designed, manufactured and then transposed and stranded for a power-link and a coil. New-loss conductors will be developed with twisted filaments and reistive barriers over 200m lengths. New reaction mechanisms will be defined with new precursor powders that will significantly increase the current capacity of Bi-2223 conductors. This work will be supported with new 3D modelling and characterisation studies. These will aid the design of better geometries and quantify the conductor benefits.
References in databases
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Swiss Database: Euro-DB of the
State Secretariat for Education and Research
Hallwylstrasse 4
CH-3003 Berne, Switzerland
Tel. +41 31 322 74 82
Swiss Project-Number: 99.0209-2