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Slide 1 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Refrigeration and Heat Budget for the EDM Cryostat David G. Haase Physics Department North Carolina State University
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Slide 2 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Overview of the refrigeration Room temperature vacuum vessel Intermediate temperature shield –Cooled by vapor, LN or GM cooler Liquid helium at 4.2 K Pumped helium coldplate at 1.5 K DR or 3 He cooling at 0.25 < T < 0.5 K
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Slide 3 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Target cooling powers 50 Watts at T intermediate (50 K) 3.6 Watts at 4.2 K (5 liters of LHe/hour) 1 Watt at 1.5 K 80 mWatts at T operating = 0.5 K
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Slide 4 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Cooling power of dilution fridge
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Slide 5 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Cooling power of dilution fridge 60 mW at T = 0.5 K (one fridge)
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Slide 6 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Heat Sources Conduction from higher temperatures Infrared heating from higher temperatures Electrical heating P = I 2 R Mechanical heating from operations
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Slide 7 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 How you minimize heating to refrigerators? Heat sinking at higher temperatures Radiation shields at higher temperatures Low conductivity wiring and supports Use materials that cool readily Vacuum integrity
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Slide 8 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 How you minimize cooling times? Cooling time Problems - glasses Thermal boundary conductances - Kapitza resistance
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Slide 9 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Budgetary Assumptions Two dilution refrigerators T operating = 0.5 K Wiring, radiation and support heat leaks at 0.1 mW /package No tax cuts or moving costs to next generation
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Slide 10 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Proposed heat budget (operation, T = 0.5 K)
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Slide 11 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Proposed heat budget (operation, T = 0.25 K)
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Slide 12 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Other cryogenic issues Differential contraction Demountable vacuum seals Welds Temperature gradients Virtual heat leaks Superfluid leaks Pathologies - e.g., Taconis oscillations, blind tapped holes, bad brass, nuclear susceptibilities, superconducting transitions at the wrong spots, wrong cryo coax, poorly cleaned tubing and pinhole leaks,…
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Slide 13 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06 Conclusion Follow the cryogenic advisories Please do not be offended by my questions to you Ask for help and advice on your designs Always think about the budget consequences
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Slide 14 D G Haase, EDM Meeting, 5/06
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