Status and perspectives for microcomposite winding materials for high field pulsed magnets
作者： V.I. Pantsyrnyi
DOI: 10.1109/TASC.2002.1018614
关键词: Materials science 、 Microstructure 、 Design for manufacturability 、 Material properties 、 Magnet 、 Engineering physics 、 Magnetic field 、 Superconducting magnet 、 Fabrication 、 Electromagnetic coil
摘要: A great variety of modern innovative research programs require magnetic fields extremely high intensity. The principal drivers for field magnets development have concentrated their efforts on pulse systems as the most economically effective devices. availability winding materials with unique combination strength and conductivity has crucial importance designers new generation large scale magnets. Selecting "best" material is usually a difficult task, requiring tradeoffs between different properties including general physical such manufacturability cost. recent advances in exploration mechanism anomalous increase two phase composite nanoscaled microstructure provided sound basis technically useful wires. present state microcomposite wire will be reviewed focusing complex interrelations microstructure, mechanical altogether fabrication issues.
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