Oxide superconductor composition, oxide superconductor wire, and production method for oxide superconductor wire
A technology of superconducting wires and oxides, which is used in cable/conductor manufacturing, copper compounds, superconducting/high-conducting conductors, etc., can solve the problems of reduced critical current density Jc characteristics, difficulty in epitaxial growth, and difficulty in obtaining thick superconductor films. , to achieve the effect of high speed, low cost, and thick film
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[0079] In Example 1, using the composition for an oxide superconductor according to this embodiment, on a tape-shaped substrate, the figure 1 A~ figure 1 The MOD method shown in E forms a REBaCu-based oxide superconductor (YBCO superconductor). The base material of this embodiment 1 has: Hastelloy (HASTELLOY, registered trademark) as substrate; 2 And formed. The mixed solution 30 used in the dip coating method (refer to figure 1 A~ figure 1 E) Contains: Y-propionic acid, Ba-TFA, Cu-2-ethylhexanoic acid not containing fluorine atoms; and an organic solvent which dissolves these Y-propionic acid, Ba-TFA, Cu-2-ethyl Hexanoic acid component. In addition, the organic solvent contains an amino group-containing solubilizer (here, tetramethylurea) that dissolves propionic acid. In the dip coating method, the critical primary coating film thickness of the superconductor is 1.2 [μm / coat] (coating speed 5 [m / h]), and the primary coating film thickness is 0.49 [μm / coat]. This is re...
Embodiment 2
[0081] When forming a YBCO superconductor by the MOD method in the same manner as in Example 1, compared with Example 1, in the coating process, the coating speed is doubled to 10 [m / h], and the substrate is dip-coated Mixed solution 30 (refer to figure 1 A~ figure 1 E), forming a YBCO superconductor. In Example 2, the film thickness of one coat was 0.77 [μm / coat]. This is repeated several times until a desired film thickness (here, a film thickness exceeding 2.0 [μm]) is obtained.
Embodiment 3
[0083]A mixed solution that does not contain a solubilizer having an amino group in the organic solution constituting the mixed solution used in Example 1 was coated on the same base material as that of Example 1 by the dip coating method, and the coated The applied coating film is subjected to pre-calcination heat treatment and main calcination heat treatment to form an oxide superconducting wire. The coating speed was set at 5 [m / h], and the conditions in other coating, pre-calcination heat treatment, and main calcination heat treatment were carried out under the same conditions as those in Examples.
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