Heat Transfer to Helium in the Near-Critical Region
Heat Transfer to Helium in the Near-Critical Region
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DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4613-4039-3_40
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1978
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F. Irie;T. Matshushita;M. Takeo;G. Klipping;K. Lüders;U. Ruppert
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作者:
F. Irie;T. Matshushita;M. Takeo;G. Klipping;K. Lüders;U. Ruppert
Critical temperatures for today’s applied superconducting materials range from 5 to 20 K. Therefore, single-phase cooling by supercritical helium (T> 5.2014 K andp> 2.274 bar [1]) can be used for superconducting systems. However, the necessity of providing a sufficiently large current-carrying capacity restricts the practical operation of superconducting systems with critical temperatures near 10 K and cooled by supercritical helium to a temperature range of 5.2 to 7 K.