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15 December 2000 Cryogenic characterization of low-cost Joule-Thomson coolers
Jerome Guichard, Alain Cottereau, Dominique Chazot
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Abstract
This paper highlights two main achievements which were performed by AIR LIQUIDE during the last decade in the field of low cost Joule-Thomson coolers. On one hand, in order to comply with new geometrical requirements, AIR LIQUIDE is able to propose a flat cooler. This compact geometry is enabled by a new, cheap, type of heat exchanger. It offers a better resistance to external vibrations. On the other hand AIR LIQUIDE has developed, in the frame of a commercial program, a complete cryogenic cooling system, composed of a dual flow Joule-Thomson cooler, a pressurized gas capacity equipped with a manifold block and a pyrotechnic actuator, and the requested pipes and connectors. The dual flow is enabled by flexion of a washer made of shape memory alloy.
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Jerome Guichard, Alain Cottereau, and Dominique Chazot "Cryogenic characterization of low-cost Joule-Thomson coolers", Proc. SPIE 4130, Infrared Technology and Applications XXVI, (15 December 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.409890
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KEYWORDS
Cryogenics

Shape memory alloys

Cooling systems

Actuators

Resistance

Sensors

Connectors

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