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In this study, we report the effect of cooling from the peak temperature reached during partial melt processing on the critical current for a Bi2212/Ag wire. A single-stage cooling approach is compared to two-stage cooling. For two-stage cooling, the first stage cooling rate and the cooling rate transition temperature were varied to investigate the effects of undercooling on the solidification behavior of the 2212 phase. Two-stage cooling results in higher Iccompared to single-stage cooling, and the cooling rate transition temperature was found to have a greater effect on Icthan the initial cooling rate.
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