Cryogenic device with heat input means

Details Cryogenic device with heat input means Cryogenic device with heat input means

1976-07-27

1978-05-30

Capossela, Ronald C.

Refrigeration

Storage of solidified or liquified gas

62 55, 62514R, F17C 702

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040916340

ABSTRACT:
Cryogenic apparatus comprises the combination of an insulated Dewar container for cryogenic liquid and a probe-like device for the introduction of heat into the liquid, the device being of elongated form, increasing in cross-section from an upper, heat-input end towards a lower, heat-output end. The device may be of copper and substantially conical whereby its cross-section is substantially circular. The heat-input end of the device has an upper extension which penetrates a low-loss self-venting cover-plug disposed in the neck of the insulated container. A metallic "cold" plate is attached to the upper end of the extension and provides a large-area surface over which cold is distributed by convection.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2304488 (1942-12-01), Tucker
patent: 2515835 (1950-07-01), Preston

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