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24 June 2014 Overview and analysis of laboratory life tests and field data for RICOR's high reliable Cryocoolers
Racheli Moshe, Shlomi Baruch, Dorit Livni, Victor Segal, Avishai Filis
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Abstract
The growing demand for Electro Optic (EO) applications that work around the clock 24hr/7days a week, such as in border surveillance systems, emphasizes the need for a highly reliable Cryocooler having increased operational availability and decreased integrated system Life Cycle (ILS) cost. In order to meet this need, RICOR has developed Integral Rotary and Split Linear Cryocoolers technologies which meet this challenge. RICOR’s Cryocoolers reliability characteristics are assessed by analytical reliability models, demonstrated by normal and accelerated life tests and finally verified by field data. The paper will focus on the reliability evaluation models for different technologies, report and analyze life demonstration test data at different mission profiles and verify the results by fielded Cryocoolers operating as a feedback to approve the theoretical assumptions and calculation models. In addition, it will review the system's end user needs and expectations from advanced high reliable Cryocoolers.
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Racheli Moshe, Shlomi Baruch, Dorit Livni, Victor Segal, and Avishai Filis "Overview and analysis of laboratory life tests and field data for RICOR's high reliable Cryocoolers", Proc. SPIE 9070, Infrared Technology and Applications XL, 90702S (24 June 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2050262
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KEYWORDS
Cryocoolers

Data modeling

Reliability

Electro optical modeling

Failure analysis

Thermal modeling

Analytical research

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