Compositions – Vaporization – or expansion – refrigeration or heat or energy...
Patent
1999-04-06
2000-06-13
Skane, Christine
Compositions
Vaporization, or expansion, refrigeration or heat or energy...
62 512, 62114, C09K 504
Patent
active
06074572&
ABSTRACT:
An optimum gas mixture formulated from a group of component fluids, for use in a miniature mixed gas refrigeration system. The gas mixture has appropriate components, in appropriate concentrations, to optimize refrigeration power and heat transfer capacity, and to minimize plugging of the Joule-Thomson expansion element. The gas mixture is pressurized by a compressor to a pressure less than 750 psia, and preferably less than 420 psia, for safety reasons, and supplied to a heat exchanger. The high pressure outlet of the heat exchanger is connected to a Joule-Thomson expansion element where the high pressure gas is expanded isenthalpically to a lower temperature at least as low as 183K. This low temperature gas cools a heat transfer element mounted in the distal end of the probe, to cool an external object. Return gas flows back through the heat exchanger to pre-cool the incoming high pressure gas mixture.
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Li Hong
Reu Eugene
Ryba Eric
Taut Daniel
CryoGen, Inc.
Skane Christine
Spinks Gerald W.
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