Heat Exchangers for Vapor-Cooled Conducting Supports of Cryostats

Adrian Bejan; J. L. Smith

doi:10.1007/978-1-4757-0208-8_32

Heat Exchangers for Vapor-Cooled Conducting Supports of Cryostats

In: Heat Exchangers for Vapor-Cooled Conducting Supports of Cryostats (Advances in cryogenic engineering)

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The design of thermally efficient supports for cryogenic vessels is approached with renewed interest in view of today’s large-scale applications of superconductivity [1]. In large superconducting systems such as electric machines and magnetic energy storage...

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