Titlebook: Cryocoolers 11; R. G. Ross Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2002 electronics.material.refrigeration.space

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The Advent of Low Cost Cryocoolersanufacture of large-volume free-piston (linear) compressors. The price of the cryocooler is projected to be $2,000 per unit in lots of 10,000, with availability in the first quarter of 2001. In comparison to the M77 cryocooler, the M87 shows enhanced rated efficiency (20%), improved cooling power, a

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Development of a Long-Life Stirling Cryocoolerment. Its performance is 6 W at 70 K with 150 W input under 23°C ambient conditions; at 50°C ambient, it produces 5 W at 70 K with 150 W consumption. The mean time before failure for the design is over 40,000 hours. Flexure springs are used to support the compressor cylinders and the displacer in th

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Flexure Springs Applied to Low-Cost Linear Drive Cryocoolerssertion of this technology into coolers intended for tactical or commercial application has been slow due to cost considerations. This paper describes the development and testing of a flexure spring system for small tactical cryocoolers that provides a doubling of operating life while costing approx

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The AIM Space Cryocooler ProgramInternational Space Station is scheduled for 2003. The basis for the cooler development is the AIM model SL200 cooler; it has a nominal cooling capacity of 3.5 W at 77 K, and is used for cooling high performance IR detectors. The space mission will have a duration of three years with two years in op