The invention relates to a
processing technology for improving performance of a Fe-based compound superconductive tape. The
processing technology for improving performance of a Fe-based compound superconductive tape includes the steps: preparing Fe-based superconductor precursor
powder; filling a sheath with the precursor
powder to obtain a tube-loading composite; drawing the tube-loading composite into a single-core wire;
cutting the single-core wire into a plurality of identical short samples, inserting the identical short samples into the outer sheath to obtain a multi-core composite tube;after the composite tube is drawn into a wire of a certain
diameter, repeatedly rolling the wire (during the rolling process, the two ends of the samples are bitten into the roller in turn), and thenobtaining a multi-core tape with certain thickness; and under an Ar
atmosphere at 500 to 1100 DEG C, performing final
thermal treatment on the obtained Fe-based multi-core tape. Compared with a multi-core tape obtained by a unidirectional rolling technology, the multi-core tape obtained by the
processing technology for improving performance of a Fe-based compound superconductive tape through the repeated rolling mode has no
cracking phenomenon in each superconductive core of the multi-core tape, and the integrity of the superconductive core is preferable, and the critical transmission currentIc of the tape and the critical
engineering current density Je of the tape are significantly improved.