Modelling HTc Superconductors for AC Power Loss Estimation
AC losses in high-temperature superconductors are modelled as a highly non-linear diffusion process. Two empirical expressions for modelling effective resistivity of the conductor are used. Formulations in terms of both H and E are presented and it is argued, using dimensional analysis, that working...
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| 520 | |a AC losses in high-temperature superconductors are modelled as a highly non-linear diffusion process. Two empirical expressions for modelling effective resistivity of the conductor are used. Formulations in terms of both H and E are presented and it is argued, using dimensional analysis, that working with E is numerically more efficient. Typical results calculated using a finite-difference scheme are shown | ||
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