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We investigated the influence of the repeated bending strain on the critical current properties. The bending strain was applied to the Ti-added high strength CuNb/Nb/sub 3/Sn wires at room temperature and released. We define this loading and unloading bending strain at room temperature as a "pre-bending" treatment. We found that the critical current I/sub c/ is much enhanced by applying the pre-bending treatment. The maximum enhancement of I/sub c/ due to the pre-bending treatment is about twice at 17 T, for instance. The stress dependence of I/sub c/ shows that I/sub c/ is improved in low stress states by pre-bending treatment. This phenomenon can be described well by the uniaxial strain analysis on the basis of the strain distribution. In addition, the increase of the maximum critical current of the strain dependent I/sub c/ is also observed. This may be related to the reduction of the radial/tangential prestrain.
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