Liquid cooled rotating anodes

Details Liquid cooled rotating anodes Liquid cooled rotating anodes

1989-10-31

1991-05-21

Church, Craig E.

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices

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378130, H01J 3510

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050181815

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides an internally liquid cooled rotating target of high average power capabilities that is illuminated by an energy beam wherein multiple independent centrifugal forces are established on an associated heat transfer surface to enhance heat transfer.

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