WO2005093865A1 - Revetement anti-adherence pour produire des fils en materiau composite - Google Patents
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- the actual superconducting substance or one which is converted to a superconductor in the course of final heat treatments, is usually combined with another metal, usually not superconducting, e.g. Cu, Ag or other metal alloys, and you get a composite workpiece.
- This composite workpiece is e.g. obtained by the "powder in the tube” technique: the superconductor or the pre-substance (also called precursor) is filled into a metal tube and this is sealed on both sides. If necessary, this is evacuated beforehand.
- the superconductor is produced in one or more final heat treatments (also referred to in the specialist literature as annealing treatment).
- this step includes sintering, an alloy or a phase transition or combinations thereof.
- This heat treatment can be carried out to protect the materials or to influence the phase formation process - under a defined atmosphere or in a vacuum.
- the treatment temperatures to be used here are higher than those of the tempering steps; they can even come close to the melting temperature of the surrounding metals.
- This type of production - first mechanical forming and then one or more heat treatments that require protection against mutual contact of the material - is also used in numerous other areas. Here are a few examples without restricting the process to them: memory metals, thermocouples, powder-insulated wires. As long as the material to be treated is not yet finished, it is also called semi-finished product.
- [D4] provides an overview of the materials commonly used today and the associated manufacturing processes.
- the coating is removed after completion of the heat treatment, as possible mechanical forming steps follow or the end product is required without a coating.
- EP 322619A1 discloses a method according to which a layer of zirconium oxide, aluminum oxide or compounds made of aluminum oxide and other metal oxides ensures the connection between an oxide-ceramic material and a carrier and at the same time prevents chemical reactions and interactions between the substances.
- the coating must adhere well to the wire so that it does not flake off during the heat treatment.
- the removal is therefore very expensive by mechanical brushing or grinding. This is very time-consuming and can even damage or destroy the sensitive materials. In addition, the removal is usually not complete and residues interfere with further processing.
- the reason for the mechanical, disadvantageous removal of the coating is due to the fact that the coating materials used are so chemically and thermally inert that gentle detachment with solvents, acids or bases is not possible.
- the inventive method allows comparably simple application, a good-quality, thin protection during maintenance 'meà and a substantially improved removal of the protective layer. At the same time, the simpler handling makes the process cheaper and the surface quality of the wire better.
- the coating agent or method according to the invention is based on the use of soluble release agents or a combination of soluble and insoluble release agents.
- the solubility of the release agent makes it possible, on the one hand, to produce stable coating solutions without the known and undesirable phenomenon of sedimentation in suspensions, and on the other hand, this solubility enables the coating or the release agent to be simply washed off after the heat treatment without the need for mechanical treatment.
- the coating and separation systems can be adapted to the individual requirements in a wide range.
- the semi-finished product is provided with a protective layer of release agent before a heat treatment.
- a protective layer of release agent before a heat treatment.
- further mechanical treatments e.g. drawing, rolling without being restricted to this
- tempering steps can be carried out.
- the semi-finished product is drawn through a bath with a solution of solvent and salt.
- the semi-finished product is drawn through a bath with a suspension of slurry and separating agent.
- the solution can be applied to one or both sides by means of a meterable (manual or automatic) device for applying liquids and / or suspensions.
- the solvent or carrier liquid is then removed. This can be done by drying at room temperature or in an oven.
- the temperature is chosen so that the semi-finished product or the substances contained therein are not damaged or undergo phase changes.
- the material to be dried can be subjected to targeted temperature gradients in one Continuous furnace or corresponding temperature profiles are exposed in a closed furnace.
- a so-called rewinder is used.
- the semi-finished product is wound from a first spool or carrier onto a second spool or carrier.
- the application to the second coil or carrier can be done tightly or loosely with a distance between the individual turns. For this purpose, it may be necessary to control the winding force and speed precisely.
- a second belt to be run along can also serve as a spacer, which is removed again before further processing.
- the salt solution is applied to the semi-finished product between this first and second coil or carrier. If the solvent is removed in a continuous furnace, there is a continuous furnace after the device for solvent application and before the second coil or carrier, through which the semi-finished product provided with solution is carried out for drying.
- a solution with 12% by weight potassium sulfate (K2S04, 99%; Roth) is prepared in deionized (VE) water.
- the solution is kept constant at a temperature of 30-40 ° C.
- the solution is applied on one side and continuously to an HTS ribbon conductor using a capillary.
- the strip conductor surface is wetted with the solution.
- the order is at a feed rate of 3m / min. Drying takes place in a 3m long drying section at 480 ° C.
- FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show cross sections of coated strip conductors. 1 and FIG. 2 on the left represent a strip conductor coated according to Example 1, FIG. 2 on the right a strip conductor coated conventionally (according to the prior art) with aluminum oxide suspension. It can clearly be seen that the coating with potassium sulfate according to the example results in a significantly thinner coating, since here the minimum layer thickness does not depend on the size of the dispersed particles.
- the coating is removed by simply rinsing with water solves. The removal takes place in a pass through a water basin with a downstream scraper.
- an inert gas e.g. nitrogen
- FIG. 3 shows X-ray fluorescence measurements (XRF) of the conductor surface with and without coatings / release agents.
- XRF X-ray fluorescence measurements
- Soda water glass (Roth) was used for the coating.
- the solution is applied on one side and continuously to the HTS strip conductor by means of a capillary on the strip conductor surface.
- the application takes place with a feed of 2.5m / min. Drying takes place in a divided, 3 m long drying section at a pre-drying temperature of 120 ° C and a final drying temperature of 500 ° C.
- the coating is removed by ultrasound-assisted rinsing with 1-molar sodium hydroxide solution. The removal takes place in a pass through an ultrasound tank with a downstream scraper.
- the solution is applied on one side and continuously to the HTS strip conductor by means of a capillary on the strip conductor surface.
- the application takes place with a feed of 3m / min. Drying takes place in a divided, 3 m long drying section at a predrying temperature of 200 ° C and a final drying temperature of 500 ° C.
- the coating is removed by ultrasound-assisted rinsing with demineralized water. The removal takes place in a pass through an ultrasound tank with a downstream scraper.
- a soluble component also makes it possible to remove the inherently insoluble particles from the strip conductor to be protected by destroying the cohesion of the separating layer upon contact with the solvent.
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