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Demonstrates effective polishing of HTSC substrates, suggesting a scalable intervention for improved surface quality.
The results of polishing stainless steel substrate of high-temperature superconducting (HTSC) tapes by magnetorheological method using magnetorheological fluid based on spherical particles obtained by liquid anode method are presented. Best surface roughness measured on 10 by 10 μm area was 1.3 nm Sa/1.9 nm RMS (arithmetical mean height/root mean square height respectively), which is an indicator of the possibility of using this method for polishing HTSC substrates in case of scaling the method.
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