WO2003019687A2 - Verfahren zum herstellen eines länglichen (bi, pb) scco-supraleiters - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for producing an elongated superconductor, in particular a ribbon-shaped superconductor, which has a superconductor material with a metal oxide Hoc-Tc phase and is surrounded by a sheath made of a normally conductive metal.
- the invention relates in particular to the production and processing of high-Tc superconducting bismuth
- BSCCO Strontium-calcium-copper-oxide materials
- High-Tc superconductor materials are above 77 Kelvin and therefore allow cooling with liquid nitrogen.
- the rare earth-free BSCCO materials mentioned at the beginning also fall under such metal oxide compounds.
- BSCCO-2212 phase Bi Sr 2 CaCu 2 ⁇ 8
- BSCCO-2223 phase Bi 2 Sr 2 Ca 2 Cu 3 ⁇ 10
- these materials become elongated superconductors with metallic shells via the so-called “powder processed in the tube "process.
- powder-in-tube “processes” a distinction is made on the one hand in a variant in which metallic alloys are processed as starting material, these metallic alloys being referred to as” metallic precursor powder " others, oxidic powder mixtures are used as starting substances for the production of the elongated superconductors, these starting materials being referred to as "oxidic precursor powders”.
- the present invention relates solely to processing oxidic precursor powders.
- oxides, oxalates, carbonates or nitrates of the corresponding metallic elements of the BSCCO materials to be obtained are obtained via solid-state chemical reactions.
- dopants are added to these oxidic precursor powders.
- plumbates have proven particularly suitable.
- calcium plumbate Ca 2 Pb ⁇ 4
- the majority of the oxidic precursor powder which is processed as the starting material in the present invention is a tetragonal BSCCO-2212 phase.
- This tetragonal BSCCO-2212 phase is converted into an orthorhombic BSCCO-2212 phase in the course of the manufacturing process.
- delt. The conversion of the tetragonal to the orthorhombic phase corresponds to the formation of a structure with a lower oxygen content, ie oxygen is released when the tetragonal phase is converted into the orthorhombic phase.
- complete doping of the orthorhombic phase with lead is achieved at the same time, provided that a dopant is present.
- the doping calcium plumbates usually processed for this then lead to very strongly undesirable effects, in particular to a strong gas formation due to a release of oxygen, which then occurs in the
- this object is achieved by a method for producing an elongated (Bi, Pb) SCCO superconductor with the following steps: a) providing a hexagonal profiled Ag precursor made of oxidic precursor powder, which mainly consists of a tetragonal BSCCO-2212 phase, alkaline earth metal cuprate - Phases and at least one plumbate phase, which serves as a dopant; b) providing a shell made of a noble metal alloy in which between about 0.5 and about 4 atom% of at least one base metal from the group consisting of Mg, Al, Zr, Hf, Ti, alkaline earth metals and rare earths is dissolved; c) filling the sheath with hexagonal profiled Ag pre-conductor (s) to produce a pre-conductor product; d) subjecting the preliminary conductor product to a first cross-section-reducing deformation which compresses the oxidic precursor powder; e) Annealing the cross-section-reduced conductor pre
- a shell which is usually tubular, made of a noble metal alloy in which a base metal or a mixture of various base metals from the above-mentioned group is dissolved between about 0.5 and about 4 atom%, the diffusing oxygen can effi - be "collected" gently and gently, whereby a further positive effect is achieved.
- This "collection” by means of an internal oxidation of the noble metal leads to a so-called dispersion hardening of the noble metal alloy.
- This dispersion hardening of the precious metal alloy leads to an increased compression of the coated material during the subsequent deformations, the so-called cold deformations (extrusion, drawing, rolling, etc.).
- Phases also leads to an improved texture and thus to a significantly better critical current density JQ of the (Bi, Pb) SCCO-2223 phases to be achieved.
- this measure can ensure that the dopant present in the oxidic precursor powder is completely converted during the annealing and, if the process is carried out appropriately, as specified by process step g), there is no renewed undesired formation of plumbate phases.
- an alloy from the group consisting of silver, gold and palladium is provided as the noble metal alloy.
- Has been particularly suitable as a precious metal alloy has been proven to be a silver alloy in which magnesium is dissolved as the base metal.
- dispersion-hardened silver alloys are known from US Pat. No. 5,384,307, in which however process step e) is not proposed.
- the dispersion hardening of the silver shell is carried out "brachially" during the reaction sintering in an oxygen atmosphere which contains between 3 and 14% by volume of oxygen.
- the dissolved metal in the silver alloy shell is then converted into metal oxides in an uncontrolled manner.
- the other requirements for internal oxidation ie a sufficient
- a correspondingly high solubility of oxygen in silver and a high diffusion of oxygen in silver which enables particularly economical dispersion hardening under simple conditions, such as oxidation in an oxygen atmosphere at high temperatures, and the applicability of the process even for alloys with a relatively high base metal content
- the internal oxidation achieves a fine dispersion of the base metal oxide phases in the silver matrix.
- Stability is achieved by the internal oxidation of a more or less strong dispersion hardening of the silver.
- Silver-magnesium alloys have proven to be particularly suitable. In these silver-magnesium alloys, up to approximately 2 atomic percent magnesium is preferably dissolved in the silver.
- the 'cross section diminished conductor product after the pre-annealing e is annealed at a temperature between 700 ° C and 830 ° C under a Sauerstoffpartialdruek between 10 "5 and 0.04 atmospheres.
- a very particularly suitable is the temperature interval between 750 ° C and 810 ° C proved.
- a protective gas atmosphere is taken as the atmosphere, whereby in addition to the noble gases, nitrogen can also be used in principle.
- a noble gas atmosphere is more suitable than a nitrogen atmosphere, since a nitrogen atmosphere can lead to undesired formation of nitrides or oxonitrides in the noble metal shell, which can be avoided by using noble gases, in particular argon can be.
- the reaction sintering is typically carried out at temperatures and oxygen partial pressures which are set in such a way that a plumbate phase no longer forms and the orthorhombic (Bi, Pb) -BSCCO phase no longer decomposes.
- This setting is known from US 5,942,466, which has already been mentioned several times at the beginning.
- the conductor intermediate is heated in a protective gas atmosphere with an oxygen content of 0.1 to 2% by volume between 750 ° and 810 ° C.
- the intermediate conductor product is then kept at this temperature until the solid-state chemical reactions which lead to the conversion into the (Bi, Pb) SCCO-2223 phase occur.
- thermodynamic parameters are the optimal reaction kinetic conditions for solid-state chemical reactions. It is emphasized that this solid-state chemical reaction does not necessarily have to be carried out isothermally, but can also be carried out in several stages between different temperatures. It is only important that the oxygen partial pressure and the temperature are coordinated so that the plumbate connections are no longer formed and that are still available. orthorhombic (Bi, Pb) SCCO-2212 phases do not decompose under oxygen release.
- the oxygen partial pressure is reduced again simultaneously with the temperature and the conductor intermediate is cooled down to room temperature in an atmosphere which contains between 0.1 and 4% by volume of oxygen.
- care must again be taken to ensure that the plumbate phases do not form again.
- reaction sintering can be interrupted several times by texture-inducing deformations, i.e. H.
- Process steps e) and f) can be repeated several times, sequentially and iteratively.
- Reaction sintering which is interrupted by two texture-inducing deformations, has proven to be particularly suitable.
- reaction sintering should be interrupted one to three times by a texture-inducing deformation, the oxygen partial pressure no longer having to be reduced during the cooling in the last reaction sintering step, but the value which was selected during the reaction sintering at the highest temperature. can correspond, since the pre-product is no longer heated again.
- An oxidic precursor powder was provided, which had the following stoichiometry: pb 0 7 40 Bi l, 80 Sr 2.00 Ca 2.10 Cu 3.00
- the majority of the oxidic precursor powder had a tetragonal BSCCO-2212 phase and contained a BSCCO-2201 phase, a BSCCO-3321 phase, CuO, CaO, SrO as secondary phases as well as various cuprate phases. The majority phase was more than 75% by weight.
- the oxidic precursor powder contained calcium plumbate and strontium plumbate ((Ca, Sr) 2 Pb0 4 ).
- This oxidic precursor powder was cold isostatically pressed and the resulting pressure was introduced into a tubular Ag shell made of silver or a silver alloy in which a maximum of 2 atomic percent of magnesium had been dissolved, and profiled into a hexagon by pulling or extrusion.
- a multifilament conductor pre-product with 55 filaments was produced from several such cross-sectioned conductor pre-products, the outer shell again consisting of a silver alloy in which approximately 2 atom% of magnesium was dissolved.
- the diameter of this 55 filament conductor was approximately 60 mm in diameter.
- the semi-finished product is formed into a strip via the drawing path and rolling path.
- the multifilament conductor was rolled flat in four passes to form a strip, the resulting strip having a thickness of 0.25 mm and a width of approx. 3.3 mm.
- the ribbon-shaped multifilament conductor was then rolled to a thickness of approximately 0.23 mm, i.e. H. texture rolling was carried out.
- a critical current density of 1 ⁇ > 30 kA / cm 2 was achieved with the 55 filament conductor treated and processed in this way.
- the method according to the invention has accordingly proven to be considerably more efficient than the methods from the prior art mentioned at the beginning.
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