Low-temperature surface type heat exchanger adopting bypass throttling and precooling J-T refrigerator
A bypass throttling and heat exchanger technology, applied in the low temperature field, can solve the problems that the high-pressure side gas cannot be fully cooled, affecting the performance improvement of the refrigerator, etc., and achieve the effects of reducing the temperature, improving the temperature field distribution, and reducing the quality.
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[0034] Such as figure 1 As shown, a precooling type liquid helium temperature zone J-T refrigerator adopting a low-temperature partition wall heat exchanger with bypass throttling is composed of a precooling stage refrigerator PC and a J-T stage refrigerator J-TC. In this embodiment The middle pre-cooling stage refrigerator selects the Stirling refrigerator. J-T level refrigerator J-TC includes J-T compressor C, first-stage partition heat exchanger HX1, second-stage partition heat exchanger HX2, final-stage partition heat exchanger HXL, first-stage pre-cooling heat exchanger PHX1, second-stage pre-cooling heat exchanger PHX2, liquid helium temperature zone evaporator LHC, main J-T throttle valve MO, bypass J-T throttle valve BO and bypass valve BV, of which the final stage partition wall heat exchanger HXL adopts Low temperature partition wall heat exchanger with bypass throttling. The first-stage pre-cooling heat exchanger PHX1 of the J-T-stage refrigerator J-TC, the secon...
Embodiment 2
[0045] Such as figure 2As shown, a pre-cooling type liquid helium temperature zone J-T refrigerator adopting a low-temperature partition wall heat exchanger with bypass throttling is composed of a pre-cooling stage refrigerator PC and a J-T stage refrigerator J-TC. The difference from Embodiment 1 is that there are two bypass throttle valves in the final partition wall heat exchanger HXL: the first bypass J-T throttle valve BO1 and the second bypass J-T throttle valve BO2. After the high-pressure gas enters the final stage partitioning wall heat exchanger HXL, it is divided into two paths at the inlet of the first bypass J-T throttle valve BO1 (15 points), and one path continues on the high pressure side of the final stage partitioning wall heat exchanger HXL The other way is throttled and cooled in the first bypass J-T throttle valve BO1 and then enters the low pressure side (16 o’clock) to merge with the return gas. The high-pressure gas is divided into two paths at the in...
Embodiment 3
[0048] Such as image 3 As shown, a pre-cooling type liquid helium temperature zone J-T refrigerator adopting a low-temperature partition wall heat exchanger with bypass throttling is composed of a pre-cooling stage refrigerator PC and a J-T stage refrigerator J-TC. The difference from Example 1 is that a single-stage pre-cooling refrigerator is adopted, and the high-pressure gas at the outlet of the first-stage pre-cooling heat exchanger PHX1 enters the final-stage partitioning wall heat exchanger HXL (point 3-6), and is discharged in the bypass The BO inlet of the J-T throttle valve (7 o’clock) is divided into two paths, and one path continues to be cooled in the final stage partition wall heat exchanger HXL (7 o’clock-8 o’clock), throttling refrigeration (8 o’clock-9 o’clock) and The evaporator LHC (9:00-10:00) provides cooling capacity; the other way bypasses throttling to cool down and enters the low-pressure side (7:00-11:00 o'clock) and merges with the gas returning fro...
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