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               (3) If the die half-angle is too large or the reduction/pass  is too small, an internal
             fracture or core and filament breaks are liable to occur, which has been confirmed by
             simulation and experiment.
               (4) The FEA  simulation revealed that high  tensile  stress is  applied  to the core of
             a wire under  the conditions under  which filament breaks are likely to occur. For this
             reason,  to  prevent  filament  breaks,  brittle  superconducting  filaments  should  not  be
             placed at the center of a wire.
               (5) Filament  breaks  of  a  single-filament wire  during  drawing  can  be  detected  by
             AE. AE motoring is effective and informative for the detection of internal fractures and
             filament breaks.



             ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

               The author would like to thank the many members of the drawing committee in Japan
             for valuable discussions and is also grateful to Mr.  M. Arashida at Daiichidenko K.K
             and Mr. K. Maeda at NIHON-ESI K.K.  for his helpful comments, and to SEIKO Corp.,
             Mr.  C.  Raskin  at  Union  Miniere Copper, and  the Japan  Railway Technical Research
             Institute for giving the precious photographs.


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