Refrigeration – Storage of solidified or liquified gas
Patent
1983-03-21
1984-11-13
Capossela, Ronald C.
Refrigeration
Storage of solidified or liquified gas
220439, 220901, F17C 102
Patent
active
044817789
ABSTRACT:
A support for a cryogen container, particularly adapted for use in spacecraft, provides a dual support. One portion of the structure supports the container in the absence of acceleration force, and the other portion of the structure supports the container in the presence of acceleration forces. The support includes a first connector means and second connector means. A first support extends between the first and second connector means. The first support is constructed of high-strength metal and is adapted at its ends for structural engagement and support of said first and second connector means. A second support also extends between said first and second connector means. The second support is constructed of material having low thermal conductivity, has a degree of elasticity, and provides support of said first connector means from said second connector means in the presence of normal forces imposed by the container and its contents. The second support is deformable in response to forces significantly in excess of the normal gravitational forces imposed by the container and its contents and permits the structural engagement of the first support with the first and second connection means.
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Lester James M.
Poyer Myron E.
Reinker Richard P.
Alberding Gilbert E.
Ball Corporation
Capossela Ronald C.
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