A newly developed 10kA-level HTS conductor: innovative tenon-mortise-based modularized conductor (TMMC) based on China ancient architecture
Jinxing Zheng, Yuan Cheng, Lei Wang, Fei Liu, Haiyang liu, Ming Li and, Lei Zhu

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel modular HTS conductor design based on traditional Chinese architecture, achieving high current capacity, improved isotropy, and ease of assembly, suitable for large-scale scientific applications.
Contribution
The paper presents a new tenon-mortise-based modular HTS conductor with innovative misaligned REBCO tape configuration and demonstrates its fabrication and performance.
Findings
Critical current of 13.69 kA at 77 K achieved
Design enhances isotropy and reduces AC loss
Prototype shows promising scalability and performance
Abstract
We propose a new type of high temperature superconducting (HTS) conductor concept: modularized conductors (MC) connected by Chinese traditional tenon mortise (TM) connection structure, reffered as TMMC. The conductor consists of multiple concentric round sub conductors with slots for stacking REBCO tapes. Innovatively, the REBCO stacks in the adjacent sub conductors are arranged with the fully misaligned configuration to enhance the critical current' s isotropy with respect to magnetic field and reduce ac loss. For example, the angle between the adjacent stacks in the two adjacent sub conductors is 45 degree if each subconductor contains 4 REBCO stacks. In order to construct the fully misaligned configuration, the sub conductors are designed with two open half circular formers and connected by tenonmortise structure which makes the conductor modulrized and simply to assembly and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsPhysics of Superconductivity and Magnetism · Superconducting Materials and Applications · HVDC Systems and Fault Protection
