Field Trapping Properties of c-Growth Region in RE123 Melt-Solidified Bulks

We have fabricated Ag-free and Ag-added Dy123 cylindrical melt-solidified bulks with large c -growth region. Samples cut from c -growth region of each bulk exhibited high J c up to high magnetic fields and excellent field trapping properties. On the contrary, J c and field trapping properties in the...

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description We have fabricated Ag-free and Ag-added Dy123 cylindrical melt-solidified bulks with large c -growth region. Samples cut from c -growth region of each bulk exhibited high J c up to high magnetic fields and excellent field trapping properties. On the contrary, J c and field trapping properties in the a -growth region were suppressed by subgrain boundaries. Magnetic flux penetration along the subgrain boundaries was confirmed in magneto-optical images of the a -growth region. Both J c and field trapping properties of Dy123 bulks were improved by Ag-addition due to low level Ag substitution for Cu site in the CuO chain.
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High-temperature superconductors
Low level
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Magnetic flux
Magnetic materials
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Powders
Silver
Superconducting materials
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Superconductivity
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