A double peak structure is observed in the AC losses of (Bi,Pb)2Sr2Ca2
Cu3Ox silver-sheathed tapes using a torsion-pendulum oscillator. The l
ow-temperature peak is associated to the intragrain flux expulsion, wh
ile the high-temperature peak results from a macroscopic current path
around the whole sample due to a well-coupled fraction of the grains.
The flux pinning by the dislocations forming small-angle grain boundar
ies is suggested to control the transport current.