RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY RATIO (RRR Sample Clauses

RESIDUAL RESISTIVITY RATIO (RRR. The RRR, as well as the stabilizer resistivity, are derived using the critical current specimen (see 8.3), where the Cr plating has not been removed from the strand section between the voltage taps. Alternatively the RRR measurements can be performed on separate specimens provided they are reacted together with the corresponding lc samples and taken from the strand unit lengths adjacent to the Ic samples. The measurements are carried out at zero background field. The sample resistance is measured with I = 1 A at 273 K (ice melting point) and 20 K. The RRR is derived as a ratio of the two resistance measurements, i.e. R(273 K)/R(20 K). Alternatively, the IEC61788-11 standard may be applied.
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