Sy. Seol et al., PREDICTION OF BURNOUT OF A CONDUCTION-COOLED BSCCO CURRENT LEAD, IEEE transactions on applied superconductivity, 7(2), 1997, pp. 696-699
A one-dimensional heat conduction model is employed to predict burnout
of a Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 current lead, The upper end of the lead is assumed
to be at 77 K and the lower end is at 4 K. The results show that burn
out always occurs at the warmer end of the lead. The lead reaches its
temperature in two distinct stages. the temperature rises slowly when
part of the lead is in flux-flow As the local state. As the local temp
erapure, it begins to increase shaply. Burnout time depends strongly o
n flux-flow resistivity.