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Complete coverage for 81 HS codes. Chinese Trade Data is another data source separate from US import data. It includes HS product codes and with their dollar values. What are HS codes?
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If you have thick and heavy hair then you probably struggle with the problem of choosing the proper type of care. Majority of masks and balms and most of natural oils simply weigh your strands down. Nonetheless, you should never forget to nourish your wisps. Strong, thick wisps also require protection and care - otherwise it will become weakened, dull and start to fall out. Additionally, hair ends will begin to split and the scalp will be oily. The key is to choose proper cosmetics that are especially designed for this particular hair type. The best solution is to purchase a good hair butter.
Hair butters are a group of natural oils that have some unique properties. Coconut oil, shea butter, babassu, murumuru, monoi or palm oil are a group of substances that have the features of oils and after warming them up (for example in a water bath) they all become liquid (in a room temperature or lower they are solid, resembling nothing else, just butter). Those are oils with the tendency to change their state of matter, depending on the temperature at which they appear. For hair care, it is recommended to heat them up by placing in warm water.
What components will we find in hair butters?
Hair butters - as well as all other oils - comprise fatty acids particles. The difference is that butters include a specified group of fatty acids - saturated acids, such as: lauric, myristic, palmitic, stearic or peanut oil. They consist of small molecules that penetrate easily into the interior of coarse hair with tightly adhering scales.
Hair butters - for what porosity?
Hair oils - because of the penetrating properties and tiny particles they are built with - they are suitable for low porosity hair that is thick and heavy, which scales adhering to the hair shaft.
Butter (especially in its concentrated form) looks as a greasy and heavy substance which can overburden strands. Meanwhile, it is quite the opposite: when heated in the palms of your hands, solid consistency changes into oil. Such product has very good absorbency. Moreover, it does not leave, either on hair or the scalp, an oily and heavy layer.
Low porosity hair – only butters or something else, something more?
Undoubtedly, every kind of porosity has its own set of rules and requires various fatty acids to simply absorb into the hair and not overburden it. Hair butters are most often abound in saturated fatty acids and are therefore able to nourish thick, heavy, sleek hair with tightly bound cuticle layer. This kind of hair is not condemned to dense, concentrated substances like hair butters. There are oils with majority of saturated fatty acids that do not become solid at low temperatures but are still liquid.
How to choose the best hair butter?
All you need to do is to read the following ranking that presents the best available hair butters. The list comprise both pure butters as well as drugstore products that are a blend of different oils, butters and other valuable substances. Which one of them will nourish your hair best? Is it efficient? Is the selection of components appropriate? Check for yourself!
Appearance, capacity: Milk Shake Integrity is a product that comes in a white plastic jar with a yellow lid. It has the capacity of 200 ml and is rather efficient.
How should you use hair butters?
Hair butters are very easy to use...in various ways. The buttery consistency changes into liquid after warming up. This allows to use the product in both states – one solid, perfect as a balm, or mask, and the second one – oily ideal as a hair ends serum or used in hair oiling treatment (applied to both hair and scalp) and as an addition to mists, scalp lotions, rinses etc.
hair balm: warm up the butter in your hands and apply to damp hair after washing. You might as well rinse it or leave it to be absorbed. Butters have small particles that will not weigh strands down. Of course, provided that you will not apply too much of it to your wisps (those are still oils after all).
conditioner providing shine (for dry hair) – Apply a warmed up oil to your strands, starting from the ear level downwards. Try not to apply too much of the product to avoid an unnatural effect. Oil will be absorbed and build a protective coating on the surface at the same time.
serum for split ends – if you want to add shine and prevent split ends – apply a small amount of your favourite butter just to your ends. Try to rub it gently to facilitate penetrating inside. Therefore, hair ends will be protected from damages (including mechanical).
overnight hair regenerating treatment – the so-called hair oiling- you can heat up the butter in the palms of your hands to change its form into oil. You might as well do a water bath. About 5 ml of liquid form of the butter should be enough for scalp and hair. Make sure to distribute is evenly and perform a scalp massage. Next, put on a shower cap and cover everything with a towel. Keep such a warm compress on the head for at least an hour (the longer you leave it in, the stronger the regeneration will be). However, if you oil your strands for the first time, shorten the time in order to check how this particular butter works on your hair and whether the concentration of fatty acids is suitable for your type of wisps.
What are the results? If the butter is suitable for your hair, it will be soft, resilient, shiny, fresh and pleasant to the touch – in this case, you can gradually increase the time of oiling.
What is more, butter in the liquid form will also be a great addition to homemade hair care products, such as mists – simply add a teaspoon of oil to a nettle or horsetail infusion.
Therefore, they have different concentration of fatty acids.
If often happens that one type of butter will bring spectacular effects for your hair, however, your friend might not be so happy with the results on her hair.
It all depends on the type of strands you have. We can distinguish different types of butter as well as hair. You should be aware of the fact that you will not find two people with the same the same hair structure. Our strands are unique, just like fingerprints. This is the reason why you should always carefully observe how they react to certain cosmetics, oils and all substances. Sometimes it is just better to buy a well-composed mix of essential oils that provide comprehensive care for hair than to disappoint yourself after applying one particular, which is a complete disaster for the wisps.
Appearance: White, greasy butter with a subtle coconut flavor.


How come the dishes aren't made simultaneously? Why is it that If you have 3 open slots, only one is cooking and the other ones are just waiting. I just started playing yesterday.
I don't like that either. It's line you can only do one recipe at a time no matter how many slots you have. I made the mistake today if ordering something that takes an hour first and then the shorter times after it. Doesn't make a lot of sense at all. All recipe slots should be cooking simultaneously like you said.
Yea it doesn't make sense at all why would you even waste supplies to get more slots. They just sit and wait in a queue. I hope they change this. I'm on iOS and it just became available a few days, so hopefully they plan to improve things.
I bought a few extra slots mainly for overnight. Before I go to bed I fill up all my slots, and I also cancel all pending orders. In the morning, I can collect all the food, and the orders seem to match up with the food I have going overnight.
I usually can fill at least 4 orders one after another in the morning.
The extra slots are also good when I am away from the game for a few hours.
Dishes and other products will not produce simultaneously, however, the extra slots are good for lining up several products. After one product is done, the next item in the queue will start automatically. That way, you can have several buildings make many things, so the next time you collect, you can collect numerous items.


AISC presented members of the project team of the Los Angeles Valley Monarch Center with the 2017 IDEAS2 Award for excellence in steel-frame building design during ceremonies held at the center on Tuesday.
The center is a new hub of activity on the LAVC campus. The dramatic, soaring architectural forms of this 41,000-sq.-ft student union complex showcase the versatility and elegance of structural steel as a building material. The U-shaped structure includes a health center, cafeteria, bookstore, convenience store and administrative services, and the enclosed courtyard is topped with a sloping, butterfly-form canopy that reaches 41 ft above grade at its highest point.
The team talked about collaboration being critical to the project's success and the college wanted a wow factor for the campus, which was provided through the use of structural steel -- extensive use of trusses and hollow structural sections (HSS). One of the most critical parts of the center is the healthcare section of the building, which before the center opened was only a single room in another building on campus. The chief administrator for the healthcare area, who was very proud of her facility, had a lot of input in the design process, she said, adding that for many of the students, the college is their sole source of access to healthcare.


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I ended November with a bit over 93,000 paid American/ British Airways miles flown in 2014. No way I was going to not let myself make it to 100,000 to qualify for Executive Platinum, especially with those 8 Systemwide Upgrades American offers their elite fliers. I looked into buying the elite qualification miles needed, but at $1,799 it was fairly expensive. So I was l looking for a cheap coach flight from Heathrow to Chicago, New York, Boston or Washington, which would have been enough to just get me over the 100,000 miles flown, and a bit more reasonable at around $1,100.
And then British Airways had their "Black Friday" sale (which I put in quotes since it's not a British thing, but they are catching on… gotta love consumerism). The sale offered roundtrip GBP 1,007 on many of their flights, but in Business class! If I was already going to spend $1,100, what was a few more dollars to fly business instead of in coach? More importantly, a friend of mine had an American Systemwide upgrade he could not use that was expiring early in 2015. It was an early Hanukkah present 🙂 So for GBP 1,007, or less than the cost to buy to elite status without flying, I could fly Heathrow to JFK and back, outbound in A class (I had never flown American's Flagship first), and inbound in C (business) class.
I then wanted to compare the American First lounge to the Cathay First lounge, as both are in Terminal 3 and I had a few minutes to spare. (That in and of itself is shocking to those who know me, I am not early anywhere). While the American First lounge has good views of cool parking aprons at T3, there are no runway views, and not much in the way of food that couldn't be found at your local 711 or gas station. The lounge itself was nice, but hilariously, it is literally located below the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse, and that about sums up the experience. As you walk into the American lounge, there is a gorgeous Virgin Atlantic chandelier and entryway above you, but it's clearly for Virgin Atlantic passengers and not unstylish, un-hip, American airlines travelers.
Nice post. I assume 106 is the 77W or 777-300er on this route. Looks nice. My wife and I are on a DFW-HKG with First going out and business coming back in June. Can't wait.


Me: What are you looking forward to most when your baby boy arrives next month?
Shayla: I think it would be falling in love with a new bundle of joy again and getting to help Hanna experience that as well as she gains a brother & a new best friend. Meeting your baby and loving them instantly is the best feeling & now Hanna gets to see that as well.
Pictured here: Shayla with her little Hanna.
Alright, this photograph is imperfectly perfect. JUST THE WAY I LIKE IT. Do not be surprised if you find some "mistaken candids" In the digital albums you receive from me. There are plenty of surprise photographs along the lines of this one I find while editing. In my mind, these are the ones you'll look back on and laugh at.
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THIS PHOTOGRAPH? : Presley had enough of "Peek a boo" and was distracted by her patterned dress and Ryan kept going and laughing at herself every time she lifted those adorable chubby arms off of her face to reveal herself again to the camera. Their personalities shine in this photograph. Little jokester she is!
It's been a bit, but quite a lot has been going on in my personal and work life! I chopped my hair, rebranded my business, booked more weddings, and have started planning travel for 2018. As most of you know, I LOVE to travel so if you have any advice on good destinations for me to find, fill out a contact form on the Contact page! I would love to hear from you! Hope all is well!
Stay TUNED. Pure beauty is hitting the website this week.
"Advice from a new Mom"
I've been a new parent for all of 5 weeks, so I hardly feel qualified to give advice, but what I would say is sleep now before baby arrives! I know it's stereotypical advice, but really, having a new baby is wonderful but it's also a strange form of sleep torture. Enjoy a nice long Sunday laying in bed all day long before baby arrives because after baby it'll be a thing you only dream about!
Blue Blood Brewing Co. host "Cave Sessions" here in Lincoln, NE. This entails local and touring artists to play in an underground Cave ("Robber's Cave") below a brewery to a select number of seats. It's AMAZING. My friend Evan Bartels played there last night, and I photographed.
After her maternity session, I did a little interview with Mercedes about her little girl Renegade Wave arriving soon! Her answers to my questions are so sweet!
What is your favorite part about being pregnant?
I think my favorite part of physically being pregnant is being able to feel her move! Its so crazy to me that there are certain things like songs I'll play that she reacts to, and she seriously loves her daddy's voice already. Aside from the physical aspect of pregnancy I think its amazing how much her family already loves her. She is so spoiled and so loved by her grandparents and all of her aunts and uncles, she is already so lucky!
If you had advice for other new moms, what would it be?
Since I haven't made it to the finish line of childbirth yet, and made my transition into motherhood it's hard for me to give any good advice cause I'm over here asking all my mom friends "what I should do", "is this normal" etc.
Nobody has motherhood figured out. There's no right or wrong way, so just do things the way you want to, and add those bits and pieces of other mother's wisdom in where they fit or disregard them. Its your life, and its your babes and nobody in this world is going to know this tiny human better than you will.
What are you looking forward to most when she arrives?
No real cravings! I lived on pickles and sour gummy worms for the first few months but they weren't really things that I didn't already love I was just eating them a lot more frequently. I love apples and peanut butter. My poor fiancé has had to make a few runs to the store at weird hours to get me more but that's really it!
Family Photos : Behind the scenes.
Meeting and photographing new families is my favorite thing. As a photographer, I have learned to adapt to whatever personalities enter my studio. Every family, every person, is different. It keeps things exciting, however.
You know they say..."The customer is always right." With kids, they get whatever they want if it means good photos.
Behind the scenes, it isn't always smiles and rainbows. Sometimes, tears happen. It comes with the job. Just know, I will do whatever I can to help make your family session the best. I am a patient person and have learned to be even more so since starting photography 5 years ago.
PARENT TIPS: In this particular session, this little lady smiled for the camera but had her moments. Her parents ROCKED it by bringing her favorite snacks and "peek-a-boo" happened more than once. If you have little ones, do it like her parents did and be prepared for a little that just needs a little "bribing" to cooperate. She ROCKED it in the last round of photos and THIS happened. CUTE!
I asked Taylor (my bride from my January 12th Destination Wedding in Riviera Maya, Mexico) to give me a little insight on how to plan a destination wedding, what her favorite part of her day was, and to give little advice to future brides. If you are a bride-to-be, here is some insight!
What was the best part about planning a destination wedding?
**Taylor: "It was never stressful. You have someone help plan out every step of the way. They (The resort) host weddings almost every day, so you can trust them to do an amazing job.
If you could redo one thing about the wedding day what would it be?
**Taylor: "We wish more friends could have traveled to be there, but otherwise it was perfect, so we wouldn't change a thing!"
**Taylor: "Being pronounced married to my best friend in the most beautiful chapel that overlooked the ocean!"
If you have any advice for engaged couples about their wedding, what would you give them?
**Taylor: Don't stress about the little things! All that matters about your wedding day is marrying the one you want to spend the rest of your life with!"
If you haven't had the opportunity yet, please check out Lauren and Britton's engagement album under my "Lifestyle" page. They did their entire session in a "tiny house" cabin and the session had all the cozy winter feels.
TIP 1. Dress the session. If you are wanting an in home, dress the style of the home. Lauren and Britton's session was "Ski resort" themed, so they wore sweaters, coats, gloves, and fur boots. They fit the part. This is always a must if you want to pull off a good engagement session.
TIP 2. Lauren's makeup did not look "over the top." She played it down to make the photos feel like they were "Spending the day at home." No one lays in bed cuddled up with their fiancé and dog in full dark makeup. A little is good in this case, don't get me wrong, but she really looked the part.
TIP 3. Make the session your own. In future years, you want to look back on the photos and have all the feels. Make the session YOU. It is nice to dress up if you are more casual, but don't go over the top in something you aren't comfortable in. We want the end product to look as YOU and natural as possible. Stay comfortable! Be yourself.
I just arrived home from my FIRST INTERNATIONAL WEDDING in Riviera Maya, Mexico a few days ago. WHAT AN EXPERIENCE! The beaches of Mexico are absolutely stunning. It helped that I had such a gorgeous couple to photograph during my time there!
TIPS and TRICKS for travel around Riviera Maya.
: Shuttles to different places should be booked the day before. Don't rely on a shuttle to pick you up in 10 minutes like Ubers and Lifts do here in America. If you are jumping from resort to resort for any certain reason, make sure your transportation is taken care of in advance. We figured it out, but hey, there were a couple of bumps along the way.
: The Hard Rock resort is a MUST if you are heading to the beaches of Mexico. The entertainment and accommodations there are top notch. Foam parties, endless drinks, gorgeous and clean. The food, I must add, was incredible.
: Take friends along. If you are going, make sure you take your besties with! I was in Mexico for work, so I took three of my closest friends with me and stayed a couple of extra nights. TOTALLY WORTH IT!
: Keep your passport and immigration forms organized as travel can get hectic and exhausting. It'll help make your trip go faster and easier!
: Last but not least, try all of the fruity drinks the resorts have to offer (from the bartenders only). They are BOMB!
Where the Ocean meets the land, and a Carnival exists.


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Naomi Long
NI Council election result "tremendous" for Alliance, says Naomi Long
Result shows "there is a progressive movement in Northern Ireland"
Cate McCurry
Naomi Long celebrates with Peter Reynolds, Sian O'Neill, Ross McMullan and Nuala McAllister (Image: PressEye)
The leader of the Alliance Party in Northern Ireland has hailed her party's unexpected success at the ballot box as "tremendous".
After two years at the helm, Naomi Long has increased the party's representation across Northern Ireland by 65%, bringing the total number of Alliance councillors to 53.
The centrist Alliance Party won seats in 10 out of Northern Ireland's 11 councils.
The party also made gains west of the Bann, picking up seats in Omagh and Derry.
Ms Long admitted that she did not expect the remarkable breakthrough in the local government elections, adding that it has "transformed" the party.
She said: "We have been fighting for the last two years as we know local government is the base on which we can build for the future in the (Northern Ireland) Assembly.
"I have done a lot of development work since I took over as party leader, particularly in the west, but we couldn't have predicted that so many of the targets that we set would be realised.
"We got seats in places that our target was to get a candidate who would run there.
"We were not expecting the surge that we got and it has been tremendous. We were fortunate that we have a robust approval system for our candidates.
Carla Lockhart goes into labour at count for council elections
"It has completely transformed the party and I am excited about where the party can go from here."
She said the surge in support for the Green Party and People Before Profit sends a message that unionism and nationalism is not people's priority.
"Nor is this politics of fear of 'vote for us or you'll get them'. That has broken," she added.
"It is saying that there is a progressive movement in Northern Ireland.
"The two main parties (Sinn Fein and DUP) would be very foolish to ignore that message going into the talks."
Ms Long said she will "quietly celebrate" her party's success before preparing for the European elections in a few weeks.
Northern Ireland council election row as Arlene slates Jim Wells comments
The Green Party picked up four seats on Belfast City Council, including holding the one they won in 2014. They have a total of eight seats across Northern Ireland.
Party leader Clare Bailey said she is feeling "overwhelmed" by their success.
"People have really come out and supported us, they have shown us by their vote that they really want to make the change and our conversations at the door have really resonated, climate change and climate chaos right at the front of the arguments," she added.
"So regardless of our traditional cultural identities, the them and us politics, what we really need to be looking at is how we all mitigate against climate change, and that message is just being understood on the doors and over the last few days we are seeing that result coming in.
"It's phenomenal."
After Sinn Fein emerged with the same number of council seats, the party's John O'Dowd admitted that a number of areas need to be considered after they lost seats in Derry and Omagh.
Speaking to BBC NI's Sunday Politics programme, he said: "In all it was a solid performance.
"There are areas that we clearly need to look. Derry has taken blows before and we have learned from them and came back, no doubt that will happen again.
Belfast City Council election results 2019
"I welcome that there is a broadening of the agenda that is in politics."
He added that the parties celebrating election victories were around "equality and rights".
"Those parties that have grown and remained steady, those parties that have entered the field are quite firm on the issue that there has to be equality at the centre of local government and the future of the Executive," he added.
DUP MLA Christopher Stalford said his party had a "solid" set of election results despite losing eight seats.
"In a local election people feel freer to go elsewhere and express preferences than they do sometimes in the Westminster election," he added.
"Overall, particularly in Belfast, it was a good day for us."
The Ulster Unionists' Doug Beattie admitted the party suffered a bad election.
"We always want to do better," he said.
"We have got major problems in Belfast and we know that.
Northern Ireland Council Election results latest as counting continues
"People are trying to spin a narrative that we have been absolutely decimated when we have 75 councillors.
"We made net gains in Newry, Mourne and Down and our vote has gone up."
The SDLP's Carl Whyte said it was battling former party members who have turned independent.
"In seven out of those eight cases we defeated the candidates and took those seats back," he added.
"People were predicting our decline and then when the ballots are counted, our vote comes out and our voters are there and they are supporting us."
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Q: Flask_dance with Google API; Missing required parameter: refresh_token I trid to make authorization system with flask_dance and Google.
I was successful in authorize first but after a while, the program caused this error even though I didn't change it at all.
My whole code is here (It's almost the same as the tutorial one though
from flask import Flask, redirect, url_for
from flask_dance.contrib.google import make_google_blueprint, google

app = Flask(__name__)
app.secret_key = "supersekrit"
blueprint = make_google_blueprint(
    client_id="",
client_secret="",
scope=["profile", "email"]
)
app.register_blueprint(blueprint, url_prefix="/login")

@app.route("/")
def index():
    if not google.authorized:
        return redirect(url_for("google.login"))
    resp = google.get("/oauth2/v2/userinfo")
    assert resp.ok, resp.text
    return "You are {email} on Google".format(email=resp.json()["email"])

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run()

How can I fix this error?

A: This problem seems to be the one referenced in this Github issue. The suggested solution is to request offline access:
google_blueprint = make_google_blueprint(
    client_id='',
    client_secret='',
    scope=['profile', 'email'],
    offline=True
)


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Electric Power Transmission Characteristics of a Wireless Power Transmission System Using High Temperature Superconducting Coils for Railway Vehicle
Ryota Inoue, Kenta Igarashi, Yoh Nagasaki, Daisuke Miyagi, Makoto Tsuda, Hidetoshi Matsuki
In this paper, we investigated a large-capacity Wireless Power Transmission (WPT) system operating in the kHz frequency band using high-temperature superconducting (HTS) coils for a railway vehicle. We analyzed the ac losses of the HTS coils using finite element method (FEM) and obtained the transmission efficiency at the power transmission of 38.7 kW at 0.8 and 4.3 kHz. As a result, we clarified that the transmission efficiency between the primary HTS coil and the secondary HTS coil of the WPT system for the railway vehicle is more than 90%. The heat generation in the coils can be suppressed by using the HTS coils for the WPT system. The ac losses per cycle (J/cycle) increased as operating frequency decreased since the HTS tape length increased with the lower operating frequency to achieve the same power transmission. However, the total loss per unit time (W) of the HTS coils did not nearly increase with the frequency. This result suggests that the WPT system using the HTS coil can be operated at the low-frequency region around 1 kHz. The system efficiency including the cryocooler power loss was lower than the transmission efficiency using copper coils. However, the analysis result shows that, if the critical current density of a commercial HTS tape at 77 K increases by approximately four times, the WPT system with HTS coils can realize a higher-efficiency and longer-time operation in a low frequency region of kHz than the system with the copper coils.
IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity
https://doi.org/10.1109/TASC.2019.2904649
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Inoue, R., Igarashi, K., Nagasaki, Y., Miyagi, D., Tsuda, M., & Matsuki, H. (2019). Electric Power Transmission Characteristics of a Wireless Power Transmission System Using High Temperature Superconducting Coils for Railway Vehicle. IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity, 29(5), [8665975]. https://doi.org/10.1109/TASC.2019.2904649
Electric Power Transmission Characteristics of a Wireless Power Transmission System Using High Temperature Superconducting Coils for Railway Vehicle. / Inoue, Ryota; Igarashi, Kenta; Nagasaki, Yoh et al.
In: IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity, Vol. 29, No. 5, 8665975, 08.2019.
Inoue, R, Igarashi, K, Nagasaki, Y, Miyagi, D, Tsuda, M & Matsuki, H 2019, 'Electric Power Transmission Characteristics of a Wireless Power Transmission System Using High Temperature Superconducting Coils for Railway Vehicle', IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity, vol. 29, no. 5, 8665975. https://doi.org/10.1109/TASC.2019.2904649
Inoue R, Igarashi K, Nagasaki Y, Miyagi D, Tsuda M, Matsuki H. Electric Power Transmission Characteristics of a Wireless Power Transmission System Using High Temperature Superconducting Coils for Railway Vehicle. IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity. 2019 Aug;29(5):8665975. doi: 10.1109/TASC.2019.2904649
Inoue, Ryota ; Igarashi, Kenta ; Nagasaki, Yoh et al. / Electric Power Transmission Characteristics of a Wireless Power Transmission System Using High Temperature Superconducting Coils for Railway Vehicle. In: IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity. 2019 ; Vol. 29, No. 5.
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title = "Electric Power Transmission Characteristics of a Wireless Power Transmission System Using High Temperature Superconducting Coils for Railway Vehicle",
abstract = "In this paper, we investigated a large-capacity Wireless Power Transmission (WPT) system operating in the kHz frequency band using high-temperature superconducting (HTS) coils for a railway vehicle. We analyzed the ac losses of the HTS coils using finite element method (FEM) and obtained the transmission efficiency at the power transmission of 38.7 kW at 0.8 and 4.3 kHz. As a result, we clarified that the transmission efficiency between the primary HTS coil and the secondary HTS coil of the WPT system for the railway vehicle is more than 90%. The heat generation in the coils can be suppressed by using the HTS coils for the WPT system. The ac losses per cycle (J/cycle) increased as operating frequency decreased since the HTS tape length increased with the lower operating frequency to achieve the same power transmission. However, the total loss per unit time (W) of the HTS coils did not nearly increase with the frequency. This result suggests that the WPT system using the HTS coil can be operated at the low-frequency region around 1 kHz. The system efficiency including the cryocooler power loss was lower than the transmission efficiency using copper coils. However, the analysis result shows that, if the critical current density of a commercial HTS tape at 77 K increases by approximately four times, the WPT system with HTS coils can realize a higher-efficiency and longer-time operation in a low frequency region of kHz than the system with the copper coils.",
keywords = "HTS coil, low frequency region, railway vehicle, wireless power transmission",
author = "Ryota Inoue and Kenta Igarashi and Yoh Nagasaki and Daisuke Miyagi and Makoto Tsuda and Hidetoshi Matsuki",
note = "Funding Information: Manuscript received October 31, 2018; accepted March 6, 2019. Date of publication March 12, 2019; date of current version April 22, 2019. This work was supported by the JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number JP17J02242. (Corresponding author: Ryota Inoue.) The authors are with the Department of Electrical Engineering, Graduate School, Tohoku University, Sendai 980-8579, Japan (e-mail:,ryota.inoue.q3@ dc.tohoku.ac.jp). Publisher Copyright: {\textcopyright} 2002-2011 IEEE.",
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N1 - Funding Information: Manuscript received October 31, 2018; accepted March 6, 2019. Date of publication March 12, 2019; date of current version April 22, 2019. This work was supported by the JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number JP17J02242. (Corresponding author: Ryota Inoue.) The authors are with the Department of Electrical Engineering, Graduate School, Tohoku University, Sendai 980-8579, Japan (e-mail:,ryota.inoue.q3@ dc.tohoku.ac.jp). Publisher Copyright: © 2002-2011 IEEE.
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