Superconductors/Hyperconductors TRIZ Cases
- Cryogenic Insulation with Stainless Steel Mesh for Rotating Components
Outer stainless steel mesh supports inner multi-layer insulation against motion-induced forces, preventing delamination and maintaining thermal efficiency.
- HTS Cable Subassembly Rectangular Cross-Section Anisotropy
Parallel tape orientation within a rectangular cross-section reduces anisotropic effects, enabling higher current density in high-field magnets.
- Superconducting Wire Rod Grooves Reduce Hysteresis Loss
Metal-filled grooves in flat superconducting wire rods inhibit shielding current bands, reducing hysteresis losses while maintaining critical current density.
- Superconductor Wire Connection Structure Reinforcement
Embedment material fills through holes in superconductor wire bases to reinforce connection joints.
- Metal Powder Coating on Multi-Walled Pipe for Superconducting Cable
A metal powder coating layer reduces emissivity of the multi-walled pipe surface to limit external heat intrusion through radiation.
- Nested Oxide Superconducting Bulk Magnet for Uniform Magnetic Field
Segmented oxide bulks arranged in a nested configuration restrict magnetic flux movement to resolve non-uniformity caused by four-fold crystal symmetry.
- NbTi Superconductor Wire with Segmented Aluminum Blocks
Circumferential aluminum segments replace heavy copper to lower wire mass while maintaining thermal conductivity and preventing cracking during drawing.
- Striated HTS Tape for Quench Detection in Superconducting Magnets
Series-connected segmented filaments amplify voltage signals to overcome low signal-to-noise ratios and slow quench propagation.
- Untextured Nickel Alloy Substrate for HTS Conductors
An untextured nickel alloy substrate supports a biaxially textured buffer layer, reducing fabrication complexity while maintaining electrical performance.
- Superconducting DC Power Transmission System for Offshore Wind Farms
A superconducting DC transmission system couples power collection systems in series to maintain constant current and reduce equipment complexity.
- Superconducting Cable Dual Coolant Passage Design
A superconducting cable integrates outgoing and returning coolant passages within a single insulated structure to maintain ultra-low temperatures.
- MgB2 Superconducting Wire Dual-Core Structure
Segmented core density prevents wire deformation during drawing, improving critical current density by up to 15%.
- Laminated HTS Wire with Conductive Stabilizer
Multilayer HTS wire structure resolves crystalline alignment and mechanical stability trade-offs through segmented buffer and stabilizing matrix integration.
- MgO Templates via Chemical Solution Deposition
Chemical solution deposition forms untextured La2Zr2O7 barriers to enable biaxially textured buffer layers without expensive vacuum processes.
- Torque-balanced wireline cable with polymer sealing
Larger inner armor wires balance torque while polymer layers seal gaps between wire layers to block pressurized gas infiltration.
- Segmented Superconducting Filaments with Compliant Buffer
Segmented superconducting filaments separated by a compliant material mitigate transverse stresses, preventing interface delamination in high-temperature tapes.