Abstract
The structure of superconducting DC cable made with high temperature superconducting tapes is designed to improve the current-carrying capacity by reducing the Lorentz force acting on flux lines. For this purpose an axial magnetic field is produced by the outer shield conductor. The analysis was performed for the optimum structure for various superconducting tapes with different Jc(B,θ) characteristics. It is found that the current-carrying capacity increases appreciably when the difference in the critical current density of the tape is large enough between normal and parallel magnetic fields.
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