Common-vertical-plane transposition high-temperature superconducting cable and winding transposition method
A high-temperature superconducting and vertical surface technology, applied in superconducting devices, usage of superconducting elements, superconducting/high-conducting conductors, etc., can solve problems such as small current-carrying capacity, reduce AC loss, and reduce hysteresis loss , Reduce the effect of cooling power and quench risk
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[0037] Such as figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, the common vertical transposition high temperature superconducting cable includes a conductor frame 1 and a metal sheath 5 .
[0038] The conductor frame 1 is tightly wound with strands 4 and completely covered by an outer metal sheath 5 .
[0039] The strands 4 are tightly wound on the surface of the conductor frame 1 at a certain angle.
[0040] The strand 4 consists of a hollow cylindrical sheath material with the stacked conductor 2 inside.
[0041] The stacked conductor 2 is a multi-layer structure formed by stacking several strip conductors (strips), with a square cross section. The plane of each layer is the strip surface 3 . All strip conductors (strips) are always perpendicular to the same plane, ie the vertical plane of the strip side 3 . The strip faces 3 have the same vertical plane (co-vertical plane) in the strip length direction.
[0042] Such as Figure 3d As shown, all the strands 4 are helically wound aro...
Embodiment 2
[0048] Such as Figure 4 and Figure 5 Shown, another embodiment of the present invention. Wherein, the cross section of the conductor frame 1 is oblong, that is, the main body is rectangular, and the two ends are semicircular. The strands 4 are tightly wound on the surface of the conductor frame 1 at the same angle. The figure shows a section of a winding circle. The outer metal sheath 5 compresses the strands 4 and is also a hollow structure with a rectangular outer surface.
[0049] The strip surfaces 3 of all strips of the strands 4 are all parallel and parallel to the axis direction of the conductor frame 1 .
[0050] Such as Figure 6As shown, the strand 4 is wound by the co-vertical winding transposition method: the centerline of the arc of the conductor frame 1 is the winding central axis of the strand 4, and the strip surfaces 3 in all the strands 4 are parallel. The plane of the strip is always perpendicular to the vertical plane of the initial strip surface 3, a...
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