Abstract

Minimum propagation current of Bi-2223/Ag superconducting multifilament tape was studied in detail, including experimental investigation and numerical calculation using finite element method (FEM). A set of experimental system has been established, quench propagation velocities with various transport current have been measured and minimum propagation current has been obtained in the condition of N2 gas cooling. The effect of parallel background magnetic field on minimum propagation current has also been studied experimentally. In addition, minimum propagation current at different operating temperature has been gained by the simulated calculation using FEM.It has been found that the high temperature superconductor is stable if only transport current is smaller than minimum propagation current of the time no matter what condition it is in. Minimum propagation current can be considered as an important stability criterion of high temperature superconductor.

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