High Temperature Superconductivity 2,9783540406396

High Temperature Superconductivity 2

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ISBN13: 9783540406396
ISBN10: 3540406395
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2004-01-01
Publisher(s): Springer Verlag
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Summary

In contrast to research on the fundamental mechanisms of High-Temperature Superconductivity, in recent years we have seen enormous developments in the fabrication and application of High-Tc-superconductors. The two volumes of High Temperature Superconductivity provide a survey of the state of the technology and engineering applications of these materials. They comprise extended original research papers and technical review articles written by physicists, chemists, materials scientists and engineers, all of them noted experts in their fields. The interdisciplinary and strictly application-oriented coverage should benefit graduate students and academic researchers in the mentioned areas as well as industrial experts. Volume 1 "Materials" focuses on major technical advancements in High-Tc materials processing for applications. Volume 2 "Engineering Applications" covers numerous application areas where High-Tc superconductors are making tremendous impact.

Table of Contents

Contributors v
Preface xi
HTS Applications: Present and Future Prospects
Pascal Tixador
Introduction
1(1)
Required Elements
2(3)
LTS Applications
5(3)
HTS Applications
8(22)
General Conclusions
30(1)
References
31(4)
Application Fields of High-Temperature Superconductors
Roland Hott
Introduction
35(1)
Electronics
36(1)
Sensors
37(1)
Magnets
38(1)
Power Applications
39(2)
Cryocoolers
41(2)
Conclusion
43(1)
References
44(5)
The Application of High Temperature Superconductors in Brushless AC Machines
David Dew-Hughes
Malcolm McCulloch
Introduction
49(3)
Hysteresis Machines
52(6)
Reluctance Machines
58(4)
Pre-Trapped Flux Machines
62(1)
Applications
63(1)
Conclusions
64(1)
References
64(3)
Current Status of High-Tc Superconducting Bulk Rotating Electric Motors Application
Itsuya Muta
Taketsune Nakamura
Introduction
67(1)
Fundamental Aspects
68(4)
Fractional Force Power Motors
72(5)
Small and Middle Capacity Motors
77(2)
Summary
79(1)
References
79(2)
A Motor with High-Temperature Superconducting Levitation and its Vibration Control
Kosuke Nagaya
Takaaki Suzuki
Noriaki Takahashi
Hiroyuki Kobayashi
Introduction
81(1)
Mechanism of the Motor
82(3)
Method for passing through the Critical Speeds
85(2)
Response Analysis
87(1)
Experiment
88(1)
Conclusion
89(1)
References
90(1)
Levitation Applications of High Temperature Superconductors
John R. Hull
Introduction
91(2)
Basic Levitational Physics
93(2)
HTS Materials used in Levitation
95(1)
Magnetic Levitational Methods
96(14)
Levitational Physics -- Part 2
110(3)
PM/HTS Levitational Phenomena
113(6)
Modeling of HTS Levitation
119(3)
HTS Bearings
122(9)
Static Levitated Structures
131(1)
Maglev Transport
131(2)
Other Linear Applications
133(1)
Flywheel Energy Storage
133(1)
Instrumentation
134(1)
Miscellaneous Applications
134(1)
Conclusions
135(1)
References
135(8)
Fields and Forces from Superconductors and Permanent Magnets
A.M. Campbell
Introduction
143(1)
Permeable Materials
144(2)
Superconducting Sheets
146(4)
Forces between Magnetic Arrays
150(8)
Levitation above Conducting Sheets
158(15)
References
173(2)
Trend of Applications to High-Tc Superconducting Power Transformers in Japan
Kazuo Funaki
Masataka Iwakuma
Introduction
175(1)
Background
176(6)
A 500/800 KVA Demonstration Model
182(8)
Design of Future Transformers in Urban Underground Substations
190(2)
A 1 MVA Field-Test Model
192(15)
Concluding Remarks
207(1)
References
208(5)
Appendix A
208(2)
Appendix B
210(3)
Applications of High - Tc Superconductors to Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (Smes)
Takakazu Shintomi
Introduction
213(1)
Smes and its Applications
214(1)
Status of National R&D Project for High Tc Smes
215(5)
Necessary Technologies to be developed
220(1)
Summary
221(1)
References
221(2)
Unrivalled Sensitivity-Squids in Nondestructive Testing
Marc von Kreutzbruck
Introduction
223(2)
Fundamentals and Theoretical Aspects of Squid NDE
225(20)
Possibilities and Limitations of Squid NDE
245(23)
Current Squid NDE Applications
268(22)
Concluding Remarks
290(2)
References
292(7)
DC Squid Magnetometers from YBa2Cu3O7-δ for Biomagnetic Applications
Henry-Jobes Barthelmess
Frank Ludwig
Meinhard Schilling
Dietmar Drung
Thomas Schurig
Introduction
299(3)
Design Rules for Directly Coupled DC Squid Magnetometers
302(3)
Directly Coupled DC Squid Magnetometers in External Magnetic Fields
305(15)
Bio-magnetic Measurement Systems
320(12)
Conclusion and Outlook
332(2)
References
334(3)
HTS Applications: Progress in Squid Microscopy and High Resolution Non-Destructive Evaluation
S.A. Gudoshnikov
L.V. Matveets
Introduction
337(1)
Scanning Squid Microscopes based on HTS DC Squids
338(9)
SSM Applications
347(8)
Current Research Engineering and Development Activity
355(4)
Summary
359(1)
References
359(4)
Vortex Matter and Superconducting Electronic Devices
Roger Wordenweber
Introduction
363(1)
Vortex Matter in Patterned 2D Systems
364(21)
Vortex Matter in Cryoelectronic Applications
385(19)
Conclusions
404(2)
References
406(5)
Hts Microwave Filters: Properties, Design and System Applications
Heinz J. Chaloupka
Tobias Kaesser
Introduction
411(1)
Material and Manufacturing Issues
412(9)
Filters: General Consideration
421(15)
HTS Filters
436(19)
System Applications
455(15)
References
470(7)
Response Analysis and Modeling of High Temperature Superconductor Edge Transition Bolometers
Mehdi Fardmanesh
Introduction
477(2)
Analysis of Low and Midrange Modulation Frequency Response and Interface Effects
479(8)
Analytic Thermal Modeling for DC to Midrange Modulation Frequency Response
487(9)
The Temperature Dependence of Responsivity and Deviations from the DR/DT Curve
496(7)
Effects of Superconductivity Transition and Thermal Parameters on the Phases of the Response
503(5)
DC Characteristics of the Bolometers and Artifacts Related to Joule Heating and the Film Microstructure
508(6)
Noise Characteristics and Spectral Detectivity of YBCO Superconductor Bolometers
514(7)
Control of Responsivity and Detectivity through Substrate Properties
521(7)
Summary and Conclusions
528(2)
References
530(7)
High Temperature Superconducting Cables
Ole Tonnesen
Jacob Ostergaard
Introduction
537(2)
HTS Cable Designs
539(6)
Cable Accessories
545(4)
Energy Loss Components in Cables
549(6)
The Cooling System
555(2)
Research and Development HTS Cable Projects
557(1)
Potential Applications and Future Market for HTS Cables
558(4)
Future Market for HTS Cables
562(2)
References
564(5)
Subject Index 569

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