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titleOfInvention Liquid helium replenishing device for cryostat
abstract (57) [Summary] [Purpose] As a device for accommodating liquid helium and replenishing it with liquid helium during cryogenic experiments and measurements at cryogenic temperatures. , A device that is simple and low-cost and that does not impair the thermal insulation function of the cryostat. [Constitution] The vaporized helium gas in the cryostat is guided from the upper part of the cryostat to the recondensing device by a gas recovery pipe, and the helium gas is cooled and recondensed by exchanging heat with the refrigerant of the refrigerator in the recondensing device. The liquid helium was once received in the liquid reservoir, and was then replenished from the bottom of the liquid reservoir into the cryostat via the replenishment conduit. The liquid reservoir is located at a position higher than the liquid level of liquid helium in the cryostat, and the liquid helium is transferred into the cryostat by its own weight due to the head difference. In addition, the evaporative gas is sucked into the gas recovery pipeline from the cryostat by utilizing the fact that the pressure on the gas side drops during recondensation.
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