Development of Cryosorption Panels for Cryopumps

Perinić, D.; Haas, H.; Mack, A.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-2522-6_190

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“…The sealing surface is finished to 16 µ-inch. The compression force (≈ 16,300 psi) applied by twelve 5/16 − 18 aluminum bolts torqued to 90 inch-lbs exceeds the suggested minimum compression force [8] by more than a factor of two. Titanium helicoils are used to avoid stripping threads in the aluminum cryostat body while satisfying non-magnetic requirements.…”

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Design and implementation of a non-magnetic cryogenic multi-conductor vacuum feedthrough

2018

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A : A common issue for experiments requiring very low magnetic fields on vacuum and cryogenic systems is how to deal with the control of magnetic properties of electrical contacts. We describe the design and implementation of a generic sixty-four pin non-magnetic cryogenic vacuum feedthrough capable of disconnecting contacts on both sides of the vacuum boundary. K: Cryogenics, Detector design and construction technologies and materials A X P : 1805.06048

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