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Test Coils Made of Tl-1223 Tapes

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Silver sheathed Tl-1223 tapes were prepared by a powder-in-tube process. The critical current density of short samples was 18 kA/cm2 at 77 K. Longer tapes up to 1.2 m, prepared by sequential pressing, had a critical current density of 12 kA/cm2. From these tapes we have wound two coils. A solenoid coil with 5 windings was made of 8 tapes with a total length of 4.5 m. At 77 K the critical current of the coil was 23 A in the self generated magnetic field (18 Gauss at the centre of the coil). Using an iron yoke the critical current remained at 22 A while the generated magnetic field increased to 120 Gauss. A pancake coil with 15 windings, made of 5 tapes with a total length of 5 m, generated a magnetic field of 149 Gauss at the critical current of 12 A. From measurements of the critical current density of our tapes in applied magnetic fields, we conclude that coils made of Tl-1223 tapes can be used to generate higher magnetic fields at 77 K.

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Riepl, T., Zachmayer, S., Löw, R. et al. Test Coils Made of Tl-1223 Tapes. Journal of Superconductivity 11, 67–70 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022633929602

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