Advances in Cryogenic Engineering pp 197-204 | Cite as
A Compact Perforated-Plate Heat Exchanger
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Abstract
Claude-cycle cryogenic refrigerators require counterflow heat exchangers having an extremely high thermal effectiveness. Miniature systems also require very small heat exchanger volume, which is difficult to achieve along with high effectiveness. Such heat exchangers must possess all of the following characteristics.
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Heat Exchanger Perforated Plate Longitudinal Conduction Compact Heat Exchanger Total Heat Exchanger
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