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The internal strain of the practical Nb3Sn wires under tensile strain were measured by synchrotron radiation. The x-ray energy of 72 keV was selected to obtain the diffraction from the Nb3Sn in the composite wire. The axial and lateral strains of the as-reacted and prebent wire were investigated. The Nb3Sn 321 and 320 diffraction peaks were measured to obtain accurate strain data because of their high intensity. It was found that the relationship between internal and external strain under the tensile strain is slightly different. The strain of the Nb3Sn 321 plane reveals the similar total strain applied to the Nb3Sn wire. The ratio of lateral/axial strain for the as-reacted and prebent wires is 0.34 and 0.30, respectively.
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