Ceramic electrical insulation coating

US10658091B1 · US · B1

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Publication numberUS-10658091-B1
Application numberUS-201414330326-A
CountryUS
Kind codeB1
Filing dateJul 14, 2014
Priority dateJul 12, 2013
Publication dateMay 19, 2020
Grant dateMay 19, 2020

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A coating mixture comprising at least one ceramic powder and a first and second binder that when applied to a substrate and heat treated produces a thin ceramic electrical insulation coating suitable for superconducting magnet applications.

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What is claimed is: 1. A green coated wire for superconducting applications, the green coated wire comprising: a Bi-2212 wire comprising an Ag-alloy sheath; a base coat surrounding the Ag-alloy sheath of the Bi-2212 wire, the base coat comprising: 15% by weight TiO 2 powder, 5% by weight polyvinyl butyral, 1% by weight polysilicate sol-gel, 78% by weight xylene ethanol=1:1, 0.5% by weight butyl benzoyl phthalate, and 0.5% by weight polyalkylene glycol; and a top coat surrounding the base coat, the base coat surrounding the Ag-alloy sheath of the Bi-2212 wire, wherein the top coat comprises a polyacrylic binder, wherein the top coat does not dissolve in the base coat and a decomposing temperature of the top coat is substantially equal to, or lower than, a decomposing temperature of the first binder and the second binder. 2. The green coated wire of claim 1 , wherein the base coat surrounding the Bi-2212 wire is about 10 μm thick and the top coat is about 1 μm thick. 3. The green coated wire of claim 1 , wherein a viscosity of the base coat ranges from about 200 to about 250 cPs at 21° C. 4. The green coated wire of claim 1 , wherein a surface tension of the base coat ranges from about 20 to about 30 mN/m. 5. A green coated wire for superconducting applications, the green coated wire comprising: a Bi-2212 wire comprising an Ag-alloy sheath; a base coat surrounding the Ag-alloy sheath of the Bi-2212 wire, the base coat comprising: at least one ceramic powder; a first binder comprising polyvinyl butyral, wherein a ratio of the ceramic powder to the first binder is between about 2.5:1 and 3.5:1 by weight; a second binder comprising a polysilicate; two plasticizers; wherein the second binder comprising a polysilicate is non-reactive with the Ag-alloy sheath of the Bi-2212 wire; and a top coat surrounding the base coat, the base coat surrounding the Ag-alloy sheath of the Bi-2212 wire, wherein the top coat comprises a polyacrylic binder, wherein the top coat does not dissolve in the base coat and a decomposing temperature of the top coat is substantially equal to, or lower than, a decomposing temperature of the first binder and the second binder, wherein the base coat surrounding the Ag-alloy sheath of the Bi-2212 wire is about 10 μm thick and the top coat is about 1 μm thick, and wherein the base coat surrounding the Bi-2212 wire comprises: 15% by weight TiO 2 powder; 5% by weight polyvinyl butyral; 1% by weight polysilicate sol-gel; 78% by weight xylene ethanol=1:1; 0.5% by weight butyl benzoyl phthalate; and 0.5% by weight polyalkylene glycol. 6. The green coated wire of claim 5 , wherein a viscosity of the base coat ranges from about 200 to about 250 cPs at 21° C. 7. The green coated wire of claim 5 , wherein a surface tension of the base coat ranges from about 20 to about 30 mN/m. 8. A heat treated coated wire for superconducting applications, the heat treated coated wire comprising: a Bi-2212 wire comprising an Ag-alloy sheath, wherein a diameter of the Bi-2212 wire is 0.8 mm and wherein the Ag-alloy sheath is in contact with the Bi-2212 wire; a porous coating surrounding the Ag-alloy sheath of the Bi-2212 wire, wherein the porous coating is positioned on top of the Ag-alloy sheath of the Bi-2212 wire, wherein the porous coating exhibits a porosity that provides a pathway for oxygen permeability, wherein the porous coating has a thickness of about 7 μm, and wherein the porous coating comprises; at least one sintered ceramic powder comprising a plurality of interconnected ceramic powder particles; a partially decomposed polysilicate, wherein the partially decomposed polysilicate is non-reactive with the Ag-alloy sheath of the Bi-2212 wire; and silicon dioxide decomposed from the polysilicate, wherein the porous coating is formed from a base coating composition comprising: 15% by weight TiO 2 powder; 5% by weight polyvinyl butyral; 1% by weight polysilicate sol-gel; 78% by weight xylene ethanol=1:1; 0.5% by weight butyl benzoyl phthalate; and 0.5% by weight polyalkylene glycol. 9. The heat treated coated wire of claim 8 , wherein the porous coating does not degrade the transport critical current of the Bi-2212 wire.

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  • Superconductive or hyperconductive conductors, cables, or transmission lines · CPC title

  • silicones · CPC title

  • H01B3/447Primary

    from acrylic compounds · CPC title

  • After-treatment · CPC title

  • H01B3/448Primary

    from other vinyl compounds · CPC title

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What does patent US10658091B1 cover?
A coating mixture comprising at least one ceramic powder and a first and second binder that when applied to a substrate and heat treated produces a thin ceramic electrical insulation coating suitable for superconducting magnet applications.
Who is the assignee on this patent?
Univ Florida State Res Found Inc
What technology area does this patent fall under?
Primary CPC classification H01B3/447. Mapped technology areas include Electricity.
When was this patent published?
Publication date Tue May 19 2020 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) (B1). Legal status and post-grant events are not shown on this page.
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