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Space cryocoolers

From this example of space cryocoolers, as well as previous examples of other applications, the importance of the development of narrow microporosity during the preparation of AC has been demonstrated. In this chapter, the way to tailor this type of porosity has been shown this is by chemical alkaline hydroxide activation of carbon precursors with careful control and thorough understanding of the variables affecting the carbon activation process. [Pg.53]

The quest for reduced size, weight, and vibration in small space cryocoolers has also created interest in the development of a reverse Brayton cycle cooler. The use of miniature turbomachinery is now making it possible to extend the operating range of the Brayton cryocoolers down to applications requiring from 1 to 5 W of refrigeration at temperatures from 4.2 to... [Pg.164]

A review and a performance comparison of liquid helium cryostats flown or planned for space flights is reported in ref. [40], A survey of low-power cryocooler suitable for space applications is done in ref. [41,42],... [Pg.318]

Figure 10. Mini pulse tube cryocooler used for cooling infrared sensors or superconducting devices in space. Courtesy TRW/NGST. Figure 10. Mini pulse tube cryocooler used for cooling infrared sensors or superconducting devices in space. Courtesy TRW/NGST.
Sorption heat pipe can be considered as a cryocooler, applied for deep cooling of sensors down to the triple point of the hydrogen (nitrogen) with cyclic or periodic operation in space. The working fluid can be stored in sorption material of SHP at low pressure. [Pg.476]

Low Cost and High Reliability - All components of the spectrometer are fabricated using standard low-cost, thin film, all Nb fabrication process. The final product is packaged in an ultra-reliable cryocooler with a Mean-Time-Between-Failures (MTBF) exceeding 99 years. Superconductor circuits are extremely radiation-hard, which make them attractive for space applications. [Pg.347]

Schlapbach, L., ed. Hydrogen in Intermetallic Compounds II Surface and Dynamic Properties, Applications, Topics in Applied Physics. 1992, Springer Berlin. Bowman, R.C., Development of metal hydride beds for sorption cryocoolers in space applications, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 2003, 356 p. 789-793. Panasonic, Available from http //www.panasonic.com/indnstrial/battery/oem/chein/ nicmet. [Pg.349]

The nonprofit Cryogenic Society of America (CSA) offers conferences on related work areas such as superconductivity, space cryogenics, cryocoolers, refiigeration, and magnet technology. It also has continuing-education courses and lists job postings on its Web site. [Pg.449]

Zagarola, M.V., Breedlove, J.J., Kirkconnell, C.S., Russo, J.T., Chiang, T., 2009. Demonsttatim of a two-stage turbo-brayton cryocooler for space applications. In Cryocoolers 15, Boulder, CO, International Cryocooler Conference. [Pg.260]


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