Hydro-Quebec

Julian Cave

Michel Trudeau

Estelle Potvin

Wen Zhu

Georges Houlachi

Francois Allaire

Robert Lacasse

André Hamel

Vijay Sood

Dan Watson

François Allaire

Amorphous FePMfoil, preferably in the form of a free-standing foil, process for its production by electrodeposition or electroforming of an aqueous plating solution, and its uses as a constitutive element of a transformer, generator, motor, pulse applications and magnetic shieldings. 'a' is a real number ranging from 13 to 24, b is a real number ranging from 0 to 4, and M is at least one transition element other than Fe. The amorphous FePMfoil has the properties of being amorphous as established by the X-ray diffraction method, an average thickness greater than 20 micrometers, a tensile strength in the range of 200-1100 MPa, an electrical resistivity of over 120 &#x3bc;&#x3a9;cm, and at least one of a high saturation induction (B) greater than 1.4 T, a coercive field (Hc) of less than 40 A/m, a loss (W), at power frequencies (60 Hz), and for a peak induction of at least 1.35 T, of less than 0.65 W/kg, and a relative magnetic permeability (B/&#x3bc;H) greater than 10000, for low values of &#x3bc;H.

Amorphous Fe100-a-bPaMb alloy foil and method for its preparation

A cryogenic current limiting fuse is disclosed together with a method of manufacturing a cryogenic current limiting fuse, the cryogenic current limiting fuse comprising a first cryogenic composite and a second cryogenic composite wherein at least one of the first and the second cryogenic composites has a non-linear and increasing resistivity with respect to at least one of temperature and current.

Cryogenic current limiting fuse

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