Refrigeration – Storage of solidified or liquified gas
Patent
1979-11-21
1981-09-08
Capossela, Ronald C.
Refrigeration
Storage of solidified or liquified gas
62 3, F17C 100
Patent
active
042877202
ABSTRACT:
An evacuable double-walled thermally insulated cryogenic liquid container having a high thermally conductive member for intercepting inflowing heat disposed within the insulation material and thermally joined to a thermoelectric heat pump for rejecting the intercepted heat back to the ambient.
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Capossela Ronald C.
Kelly, Jr. John J.
Union Carbide Corporation
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