Browsing International Cryocooler Conference (16th - 2008 - Atlanta, GA) by Subject "J-T and sorption cryocooler developments"
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14.5 K Hydrogen Sorption Cooler: Design and Breadboard Tests
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyICC Press, 2008-05)At the University of Twente, a 14.5 K hydrogen-based sorption cooler is under development. It can be used as a stand-alone 14.5 K cooler, or as a precooler, e.g., in combination with a 4 K heliumbased sorption cooler. The ... -
Analysis of Multi-Stage Joule-Thomson Microcoolers
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyICC Press, 2008-05)Microcoolers machined from glass wafers based on Joule-Thomson (J-T) expansion have been investigated for many years at the University of Twente. After successful development of singlestage J-T microcoolers with a cooling ... -
Development of a Miniature Fast Cool Down J-T Cryocooler
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyICC Press, 2008-05)One major advantage of Joule-Thomson (J-T) cryocoolers over other cryocoolers is the ability to achieve a very fast cool-down, in the range of only a few seconds. The main fluid is chosen according to the desired cooling ... -
Effect of Heat Exchanger Configuration on the Performance of Joule-Thomson Refrigerators
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyICC Press, 2008-05)A typical Joule-Thomson (J-T) refrigerator consists of a recuperative heat exchanger, a gas expansion nozzle, a mandrel, and a compressed gas storage bottle. The thermodynamic performance of a J-T refrigerator depends ... -
Heat Rejection Capacity in Miniature Thermoacoustic Expanders at Cryogenic Temperature 77 K
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyICC Press, 2008-05)Miniaturized thermoacoustic expanders MTAEs are a new type of expander designed to improve the cooling efficiency of recuperative type cryocoolers without sacrificing their reliability and simplicity. Experimental studies ... -
Open Cycle Joule-Thomson Cryocooling by Mixed Coolant
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyICC Press, 2008-05)Mixed coolants are conventionally employed for the closed cycle Joule-Thomson mode of cryocooling. Here, the potential of mixed coolants is utilized for reducing the pressure of operation. Numerous experimental and theoretical ... -
Progress in Joule-Thomson Microcooling at the University of Twente
(Georgia Institute of TechnologyICC Press, 2008-05)The development of miniaturized Joule-Thomson (JT) coolers has been an ongoing research topic at the University of Twente for many years. In the current research, a new run of singlestage JT microcoolers with gross cooling ...