Heat driven acoustic orifice type pulse tube cryocooler

Refrigeration – Gas compression – heat regeneration and expansion – e.g.,...

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ABSTRACT:
A heat driven acoustic type pulse tube cryocooler has metal knit installed within a driving section cooling a driving gas of an application device using a principle of high temperature superconductivity, and then homogeneously heats the driving gas by way of premixed combustion so that the driving gas generates an acoustic having a predetermined frequency. The orifice installed within a reservoir controls the amount of the driving gas running between the cold reservoir and the pulse tube to constantly maintain a pressure of the cold reservoir. Therefore, the driving gas repeats the process of the compression and expansion centering around the pulse tube, thereby cooling the application device.

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