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Intermagnetics develops flexible niobium-tin superconducting cable
A New York firm jointly backed by General Electric and Exxon introduces a flexible niobium-tin cable that operates at higher temperatures than niobium titanium and can carry large currents in strong magnetic fields. The innovation, produced as a multfilament cable, enables rapid energizing and stable performance under changing magnetic fields with potential uses from maglev and power generation to nuclear containment control.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Guilderland
N.Y
Carl Rosner
Intermagnetics
Arthur M. Becie
General Electric
William A. Fietz
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Tennessee
Ronald M. Scanlan
General Eelectric’s
Schenectady