Development of a low cost high frequency pulse tube cryocooler

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In cooperation with Industrial Research Ltd (IRL), Cryomech, Inc. is developing a low cost high frequency pulse tube cryocooler. The valveless compressor, developed at IRL, employs two S.S. diaphragms and a novel kinematics driven mechanism. The pulse tube cold head has co-axial configuration. It is separated from the compressor with a SS flexible line of 1 meter long. The test results demonstrate a very small orientation effect of the cold head (<3 K at any orientation). This pulse tube cryocooler provides flexibility for user's integration. It can provide 108W at 77K with an electric input power of 3.7 kW in the primary test. © 2008 American Institute of Physics.

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Wang, C., Caughley, A. J., & Haywood, D. J. (2008). Development of a low cost high frequency pulse tube cryocooler. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 985, pp. 1555–1561). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2908521

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