Abstract

In this study, the homogeneity of critical current, , along the lengthwise direction in the coated conductor (CC) tape under uniaxial tension was investigated using a multiple voltage tap configuration. Initially, a gradual and homogeneous degradation occurred in all subsections of the tape up to a certain strain value. This was followed by an abrupt degradation in some subsections, which caused scattering in values along the length with increasing tension strain. The degradation behaviour was also explained through n-value as well as microstructure analyses. Subsections showed scattering corresponding to damaged areas of the CC tape revealed that transverse cracks were distributed throughout the gauge length. This homogeneous degradation behaviour under tension is similar with the case under torsion strain but different with the case under hard bending which were previously reported. This behaviour is also different with the case using Bi-2223 HTS tapes under tension strain.

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