Cryocooler with magnetic reciprocating piston
A piston and magnetic field technology, applied in the field of cryogenic refrigerators with magnetic reciprocating pistons, can solve the problems of expensive and complex structures, and achieve the effects of light weight, improved cooling, and easy manufacturing
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[0029] figure 1 is a view 100 showing a system 101 including a cryogenic refrigerator 102 for liquefied gas, such as oxygen. System 100 may further include a compressor 104 , a gas separator (eg, a concentrator, such as a pressure swing absorbent oxygen concentrator, also known as an air separation unit) 106 , and a storage vessel (eg, a flask, such as a vacuum flask) 108 . Compressor 104 may receive ambient air 110, which may be a mixture of approximately 78% nitrogen, approximately 21% oxygen, carbon dioxide, methane, hydrogen, argon, and helium with the remaining 1%. Compressor 104 may compress ambient air 110 to form compressed air 112 . Air separator 106 may receive compressed air 112 from a compressor and substantially separate desired gas 114 , such as oxygen, from other gases in compressed air 112 (eg, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, methane, hydrogen, argon, and helium). Air separator 106 may exhaust these other gases, which are then referred to as exhaust gases 116 . Th...
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