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I found this other document that has some information I think about this project at the end [1], which says it's conduction cooled by the cold heads. So perhaps
by stephen_g 8y ago
I found this other document that has some information I think about this project at the end [1], which says it's conduction cooled by the cold heads. So perhaps it doesn't use either LN or liquid helium.
1. https://indico.cern.ch/event/588810/contributions/2477331/attachments/1413568/2163143/WAMHTS-2_THEVA_2017-02-16_final.pdf https://indico.cern.ch/event/588810/contributions/2477331/at...
- azernik 8y agoStill need a refrigerant in your cryocooler to have a cold head. See my comment above - at those temps, probably liquid hydrogen.
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y agoWhat does "conduction cooled with cold heads" mean?
- azernik 8y ago"Cold head" means the cold end of a cryocooler. "Conduction cooled with cold heads" means that the superconductor is in direct thermal contact with the cold end, rather than through some more complicated arrangement.