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Quench propagation in commercial REBCO composite tapes

Iannone et al., 2020

Document ID
4151076038444815360
Author
Iannone G
D'Agostino D
Saggese A
Celentano G
Gambardella U
Publication year
Publication venue
Cryogenics

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Abstract The Normal Zone Propagation Velocity, NZPV, is a widely studied feature in superconducting composite tapes for its technological implications. The stability features and the NZPV values, in different operative conditions, have been investigated in different …
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