Asymmetry of thermal propagation velocity in a long force-cooled superconducting test line

Asymmetry of thermal propagation velocity in a long force-cooled superconducting test line [electronic resource]

The phenomenon was observed of thermal destruction of superconductivity by current in a force-cooled test model power transmission line of 20 m length at currents up to 9 kA and temperatures between 8 and 14/sup 0/K. This line, fabricated by soldering doubly-stabilized Nb/sub 3/Sn tapes to each side...

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Format: Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Oak Ridge, Tenn. : distributed by the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Department of Energy, 1976.
Subjects:
Power Transmission Lines.
Superconducting Cables.
Temperature Distribution.
Thermal Conduction.
Copper.
Data.
Electric Power.
Flow Rate.
Helium.
Joule Heating.
Niobium Alloys.
Performance Testing.
Thermal Conductivity.
Tin Alloys.
Alloys.
Cables.
Conductor Devices.
Cryogenic Fluids.
Electric Cables.
Electrical Equipment.
Elements.
Energy Transfer.
Equipment.
Fluids.
Heat Transfer.
Heating.
Information.
Metals.
Nonmetals.
Physical Properties.
Plasma Heating.
Power.
Rare Gases.
Testing.
Thermodynamic Properties.
Transition Elements.
Power Transmission And Distribution.
Classical And Quantum Mechanics, General Physics.

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