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Low Temperature - Coggle Diagram
Low Temperature
Cooling Technique
Use liquid bath - the system is immersed
- direct/indirect method with no net liquid mass flow and main heat transfer pross due ti latent heat of vaporization
- advantages : simplicity of the cryogenic design and operation, high transfer due to nucleate boiling, almost constant surface temperature
- disadvantages : large quantity of cryogen to be handled
-risk of pressure rise
To reduce the amount of cryogen - indirect cooling composed of network of peripheral tubes - advantages : adjustable heat transfer rate with mass flow rate - disadvantages : limited range of temperature cooling, the non uniform cooling
Single Phase Flow - disadvantages in the pressurization system, implementation of the circulation pump and its maintanance, implementation of heat exchanger system, temperature range limitation
Two Phase Flow - advantages in having an almost isothermal flow due to high heat transfer even at high vapour quality
- Natural and two phase circulation loops
Auto tuned mass flow rate system - the flow created by weight unbalance between the heated branc and the feeding branch of loop due to vaporization or decreased vapour density
Types of Circulation loops - Open Loop : boil off goes out of the system to be reliquefies before refilling the reservoir - Closed Loop : the vapour re-condensed in a closed reservoir wih a heat exchanger
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- Cryogen- free cooling and The coupled system
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Heat Transfer
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Thermal Convection
Natural Convection
simplest correlation :
- n=1/4 for laminar regime
- n=1/3 for turbulent regime
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Boiling Convection
Heat is transferred between a surface and the fluid
- phase change
- vapour bubble movement in vicinity
Heat transfer depends on
- bubble growth rate
- detachment frequency
- number of nucleation sites
- surface condition
Thermal Radiation
Radiation Exchange between Two Surfaces
- large parallel plates
- long concentric cylinders
General Laws - Any surface at finite temp absorbs, reflects and emit em radiation
Ideal Surface: Blackbody
- absorbs incident radiation regardless wavelength and direction
Emissivity decreses withtemperater but increases with oxidation, impurities, dirt
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