Flexible conductor core for superconducting power cable and manufacturing process thereof
CA 2371075 C · Owner: Gonzalez, Parada Adrian · Inventors: Gonzalez, Parada Adrian; Perez, Sanchez Alfonso; Nieto, Sanchez Jose Luis
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A flexible conductor core for superconducting power cable characterized by a central tubular element on which the superconducting tapes are placed in the shape of a spiral or helix, in at least two layers with a calculated angle of lay length being one of the sections of the layers of the superconducting tapes laid in a direction opposite to the other section wherein the laying length of all the layers varies from a maximum P max1 (1000 cm) and P max2 (1000 cm) in the intermediate layers to a P min1 (2 cm) and P min2 (2 cm) in the external layers while the laying angle of the tapes of all the layers varies from .alpha.max1 (45°) to .alpha.min1 (0°).
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- Filed February 8, 2002 and granted October 23, 2012. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended February 8, 2022.
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