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Analysis and Experimental Research of a Multi-Bypass Version Pulse Tube Refrigerator

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One important configuration of a pulse tube refrigerator is the multi-bypass pulse tube refrigerator (MPTR). This paper analyzes the working processes of this PT configuration and presents some experimental results taken using operating frequencies below 5 Hz. The analysis shows that a MPTR is different from a general multi-stage cooler, but works somewhat like a multi-stage cooler to a certain extent. Experimental results are presented and compared to former results. The experiments demonstrate that the multi-bypass channel leads to an improvement in performance, and that the function of the multi-bypass more resembles a double-inlet than the first-stage of a multi-stage cooler.

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Yang, L.W., Liang, J.T., Zhou, Y. (2002). Analysis and Experimental Research of a Multi-Bypass Version Pulse Tube Refrigerator. In: Ross, R.G. (eds) Cryocoolers 11. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-47112-4_43

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