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Systems and methods for providing continuous cooling at cryogenic temperatures

  • 1. University of Chicago

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Description

Systems and methods of continuous cooling at cryogenic temperatures. One exemplary aspect involves a refrigeration system that includes: a chamber adapted to hold liquid and gaseous coolant received from a cooling pot; a first adsorption pump having an inlet end in fluid communication with the chamber, the first adsorption pump configured to capture gas from the liquid and gaseous coolant when the first adsorption pump is enabled; a second adsorption pump having an inlet end in fluid communication with the chamber, the second adsorption pump configured to capture gas from the liquid and gaseous coolant when the second adsorption pump is enabled; a first heater or heat switch for desorbing the gas captured by the first adsorption pump; and a second heater or heat switch for desorbing the gas captured by the second adsorption pump.

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Patent number
US 10724768 B2
Patent application number
US 201715605701 A
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oai:uchicago.tind.io:7411

Dates

Patent filed
2017-05-25

UChicago Information

Division(s)
Physical Sciences Division
Department(s)
Physics
Center(s) or Institute(s)
James Franck Institute