Thin-walled cryostat

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1997-04-02

1999-08-24

Capossela, Ronald

Refrigeration

Storage of solidified or liquified gas

62 511, F17C 100

Patent

active

059410809

ABSTRACT:
A cryostat includes an upper shell and a lower shell connected along a seam. The shells are made of a relatively thin material which would be subject to collapse once the cryostat is evacuated. In order to resist collapsing forces, a brace is placed inside the cryostat between opposing walls of the shells. The brace has a connecter which includes a pin and post that has an opening for receiving the pin. The connectors allow easy assembly and disassembly of the cryostat while still resisting compressive forces.

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