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  • 2023Novel Chemical Recycling Process of REBCO Materials Showcased on TSMG Waste2citations
  • 2023Case study on nanoscale modification of MOC-based construction composites: Introduction of molybdenum disulfide5citations
  • 2023Novel approach for manufacture of single-grain EuBCO/Ag bulk superconductors via modified single-direction melt growth12citations
  • 2023Silver Recycling From Defective GdBCO/Ag High-Temperature Superconducting Bulks2citations
  • 2022Assessment of wood chips ash as efficient admixture in foamed glass-MOC composites7citations
  • 2021Regolith-based magnesium oxychloride composites doped by graphene: Novel high-performance building materials for lunar constructions22citations
  • 2021Effect of Target Density on the Surface Morphology of Y-Ba-Cu-O Thin Films Prepared by Ionized Jet Deposition5citations
  • 2021Transport Coefficients in Y-Ba-Cu-O System for Ionized Jet Deposition Method5citations
  • 2021Synthesis of nanosized LaFeAl11O19 hexaaluminate by mixed metal glycerolate method2citations
  • 2021The effective synthesis of large volumes of the ultrafine BaZrO3 nanoparticles6citations
  • 2021Influence of RE-Based Liquid Source (RE = Sm, Gd, Dy, Y, Yb) on EuBCO/Ag Superconducting Bulks3citations
  • 2020Synthesis, structure, and thermal stability of magnesium oxychloride 5Mg(OH)2·MgCl2·8H2O56citations
  • 2020Magnesium Oxybromides MOB-318 and MOB-518: Brominated Analogues of Magnesium Oxychlorides3citations
  • 2020Towards novel building materials: High-strength nanocomposites based on graphene, graphite oxide and magnesium oxychloride45citations

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  • Hlásek, Tomáš
  • Jankovský, Ondřej
  • Sklenka, Jan
  • Záleská, Martina
  • Lauermannová, Anna-Marie
  • Sedmidubský, David
  • Lojka, Michal
  • Pivák, Adam
  • Pavlíková, Milena
  • Pavlík, Zbyšek
  • Faltysová, Ivana
  • Skocdopole, Jakub
  • Hlasek, Tomáš
  • Kalvoda, Ladislav
  • Skrbek, Kryštof
  • Bartůněk, Vilém
  • Jiříčková, Adéla
  • Pavlíková, M.
  • Záleská, M.
  • Pavlík, Z.
  • Pavlikova, Milena
  • Pavlik, Zbysek
  • Pivák, A.
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Novel approach for manufacture of single-grain EuBCO/Ag bulk superconductors via modified single-direction melt growth

  • Hlásek, Tomáš
  • Jankovský, Ondřej
  • Sedmidubský, David
  • Antončik, Filip
  • Lojka, Michal
Abstract

Despite the success of top-seeded melt growth (TSMG) and TSIG, some key aspects of their manufacture need to be addressed including the presence of microstructural defects, inhomogeneities in trapped field and the difficulty of growing large-diameter bulk monoliths. Recently, a promising new method single-direction melt growth (SDMG) appears to address the majority of the shortcomings of TSMG and TSIG. Single-grain EuBCO/Ag bulk with the highest peritectic temperature to date was grown by modified SDMG. This remarkable achievement was made possible by lowering the peritectic temperature of the precursor composition by the addition of silver and by using single-grain EuBCO fabricated by TSMG as a seed. The EuBCO/Ag bulk grown by SDMG has demonstrated significant improvements in comparison to a reference TSMG sample. A reduction of approximately 30% in defect area (associated primarily with porosity), as well as a significantly enhanced homogeneity of trapped field and critical temperature, was observed. Furthermore, the critical current density curves exhibit a considerable improvement, particularly in the 2–5 T field range. The SDMG technique has considerable potential for scale-up for the fabrication of large-diameter bulk single grains, with only growth along the c-axis involved during the thermal process. © 2023 The American Ceramic Society.

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  • density
  • grain
  • silver
  • melt
  • defect
  • current density
  • porosity
  • ceramic
  • critical temperature