Advances in Cryogenic Engineering 1967
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-0489-1_30
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Ultra-Efficient Insulation System for Solid Cryogen Coolers

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“…For this reason, the liquid helium refill system has been by far the most common technique used for cooling. These systems have varied from glass dewar vessels [15], vacuum insulated and liquid nitrogen shielded; to rather elaborate vessels without liquid nitrogen shielding that utilize the specific heat of the helium vapor for precooling leads and connections entering the liquid helium bath and also to cool radiation shrouds surrounding the dewar [16]. A carefully designed liquid helium dewar can have initial no-load boil-off rates lower than 1 % per day.…”
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“…For this reason, the liquid helium refill system has been by far the most common technique used for cooling. These systems have varied from glass dewar vessels [15], vacuum insulated and liquid nitrogen shielded; to rather elaborate vessels without liquid nitrogen shielding that utilize the specific heat of the helium vapor for precooling leads and connections entering the liquid helium bath and also to cool radiation shrouds surrounding the dewar [16]. A carefully designed liquid helium dewar can have initial no-load boil-off rates lower than 1 % per day.…”
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