NASA NTRS · 19920000165
Making High-Temperature Superconductors By Melt Sintering
Abstract
Melt-sintering technique applied to YBa2Cu3O7-x system and to Bi/Ca/Sr/Cu-oxide system to produce highly oriented bulk high-temperature-superconductor materials extending to macroscopically usable dimensions. Processing requires relatively inexpensive and simple equipment. Because critical current two orders of magnitude greater in crystal ab plane than in crystal c direction, high degree of orientation greatly enhances critical current in these bulk materials, making them more suitable for many proposed applications.
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Golben, John P.. 1992-03-01. Making High-Temperature Superconductors By Melt Sintering. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920000165
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