First steps towards cube textured nickel profile wires for YBCO-coated conductors
► The cube texture as a typical sheet texture can also be formed by cold drawing and recrystallization in profile wires. ► Cube textured Ni profile wires containing up to 96.2% cube oriented grains in the central region were obtained. ► Forthcoming investigations are promising to get a textured subs...
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| description | ► The cube texture as a typical sheet texture can also be formed by cold drawing and recrystallization in profile wires. ► Cube textured Ni profile wires containing up to 96.2% cube oriented grains in the central region were obtained. ► Forthcoming investigations are promising to get a textured substrate wire for YBCO-coated conductors.
Cube textured nickel alloy tapes prepared by cold rolling and annealing (RABiTS method) represent a standard metallic substrate for superconductor coatings of the YBa
2Cu
3O
7−
δ
(YBCO) type. These tapes have a width to thickness ratio of about 30–100. However, a value of close to one is optimal concerning low energetic losses under alternating current applications. First experiments on micro-alloyed nickel prove that the cube texture as a typical sheet texture can also be formed in profile wires with a rectangular cross-section after cold drawing and recrystallization treatment. |
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3O
7−
δ
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2Cu
3O
7−
δ
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2Cu
3O
7−
δ
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