Continuous flow cryogen sublimation cooler

Refrigeration – Storage of solidified or liquified gas – Including cryostat

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F25B 1900

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ABSTRACT:
A device for cryogenic refrigerating of an object below the triple point temperature of the cryogen. The device includes a housing in which is placed a porous plug. A liquid cryogen is supplied to one side of the plug at a pressure greater than the triple point of the cryogen. A pressure below the triple point is maintained on the other side of the porous plug. The cryogen flows through the plug and forms a solid on the supply side of the plug. The solid cryogen provides cooling by sublimation on a continuous basis to a cold station thermally coupled to the plug.

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