The HelioxAC-V is a compact Cryofree system able to cool large samples below 300 mK for more than 50 hours without the need for liquid helium.
Un-rivalled experimental capability.
The system further benefits from:
Note 1 : using an ITC503 to stabilise.
Note 2 : For low heat capacity sample and standard radiation shields. 3 hours is the time to recondense 3He charge and cool the 3He pot to <= 320 mK (if 3He initially at < 4K).
A complete HelioxAC-V system includes :
Options:
Figure 2 below shows the basic working principle of the HelioxAC-V. The system employs a proprietary cryogenic cycle (US patent 678 2712, European patent 1387133 and Japanese patent application 2004163089). In phase 1 the 3He gas, which has previously been cryo-pumped by the cryogenic adsorbption pump (sorb), is regenertated from the sorb by opening the heat switch and heating the sorb. The 3He gas that is released is pre-cooled in the heat exchanger on the second stage of the PTR. Phase 1 is then completed by gas expansion into the 3He dump, causing liquefaction of the 3He into the pot. In phase 2, the sorb is cooled down through closing the heat switch and second stage of 3He expansion takes place. When the temperature of the sorb is reduced below 15 K it starts to pump vapour from the 3He pot and the temperature of the pot is reduced to base temperature through evaporation cooling.
The HelioxAC-V is particularly suitable for the follow applications:
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