Affiliation:
1. CNR-INFM LAMIA
2. Columbus Superconductors SRL
3. Ansaldo Superconduttori SpA
Abstract
In spite of the relatively short time dedicated to the development of MgB2 conductors since its
discovery in 2001, a remarkable progress has been already achieved in terms of critical current
density, homogeneity of the conductors and reproducibility of the results over long lengths. Unlike
other HTS and LTS materials, MgB2 conductor processing is more open to a number of
improvements and modifications that help in making it more attractive for several DC and AC
applications. Up to now our work has been focused on the improvement of the production capacity
in order to allow for the assembly of large prototype magnets to test the capability of MgB2 to
maintain the present level of performance over very long lengths. Long MgB2 tapes of about 1600
m with superconducting and mechanical properties suitable for making low field magnets are
already available. Presently we are focusing on the enhancement of the irreversibility field. This
would open the possibility of using MgB2 also for high field applications.
Publisher
Trans Tech Publications Ltd
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