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Magnetic and electric simulation of eddy currents in Ag sheathed Bi2223 tapes

Nibbio, N.
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Stavrev, S.  
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Dutoit, B.  
1998
Advances in Superconductivity - ISS'97

The use of HTSC tapes as main components in future power applications requires better understanding of their AC loss behaviour. Previous studies have lead to conclusions that eddy current loss is a significant loss factor at high frequency in self-field. In this paper we present a Finite Elements Method electromagnetic simulation of the current density and magnetic field distribution in the tape for 59Hz and 1kHz. The Ac losses due to eddy currents in the silver sheath are calculated for a mono and multicore tape. To carry out the electromagnetic simulation we have characterized the electric and magnetic properties of the superconductor using a simple model of a Bi2223 tape.

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conference paper
Author(s)
Nibbio, N.
Stavrev, S.  
Dutoit, B.  
Date Issued

1998

Published in
Advances in Superconductivity - ISS'97
Volume

2

Start page

1369

End page

1372

Subjects

supra

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Non-Linear Modelling

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Superconductivity

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EPFL

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December 3, 2004
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