Superconducting current lead, superconducting current lead device, and superconducting magnet device
A superconducting current lead supplying current to a superconducting device includes a plurality of electrode members, a support rod that is arranged between the plurality of electrode members so as to connect the plurality of electrode members each other, and a plurality of thin multi-layer rare-earth-based superconducting wires, each of which has a tape shape and includes a main surface and both end portions being connected to each of the plurality of electrode members, and each of which is arranged on an outer surface of the support rod, wherein an angle θ is 40-60 degrees that is formed by each of the main surfaces adjacent to each other in a circumferential direction of the support rod on the outer surface of the support rod.
1. A superconducting current lead supplying current to a superconducting device comprising:
a plurality of electrode members;
a support rod that is arranged between the plurality of electrode members so as to connect the plurality of electrode members each other;
a plurality of thin multi-layer rare-earth-based superconducting wires, each of which comprises a main surface and both end portions being connected to each of the plurality of electrode members, and each of which is arranged on an outer surface of the support rod and has a tape shape, wherein an angle θ is 40-60 degrees that is formed by each of the main surfaces adjacent to each other in a circumferential direction of the support rod on the outer surface of the support rod, wherein:
a cross-section of the support rod comprises a multangular shape comprising three or more attachment surfaces on an outer circumferential of the support rod, and among the three or more attachment surfaces, each of the plurality of thin multi-layer rare-earth-based superconducting wires is arranged at at least each of two of the attachment surfaces;
each of the plurality of thin multi-layer rare-earth-based superconducting wires comprises
a laminated body in which an intermediate layer, an oxide superconducting layer, and a first stabilization layer are laminated on a base material;
a second stabilization layer which covers an entire surface of the laminated body;
the second stabilization layer is formed of Cu;
a thickness of the second stabilization layer is 20 μm or more and 80 μm or less; and
a solder layer is formed on one surface or both surfaces of the second stabilization layer.
2. The superconducting current lead according to claim 1 , wherein
each of the plurality of thin multi-layer rare-earth-based superconducting wires is arranged along with the attachment surface such that a distance between the base material and the attachment surface is greater than a distance between the first stabilization layer and the attachment surface.
3. A superconducting current lead device comprising:
the superconducting current lead according to claim 1 , wherein a first electrode member is connected to a first electrode terminal and a second electrode member is connected to a second electrode terminal; and
an outer body attached to the first electrode terminal and the second electrode terminal and surrounding the superconducting current lead.
4. A superconducting magnet device comprising:
an outer container capable of reducing pressure;
a low-temperature-site shield container arranged inside the outer container;
a high-temperature superconducting coil accommodated inside the low-temperature-site shield container;
a refrigerator attached to the outer container; and
a superconducting current lead device according to claim 3 arranged inside the outer container and supplying current from an external power source to the high-temperature superconducting coil.