IOP Low Temperature Techniques Course 2008

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    1. Notes to a Low Temperature Physicist or, what I wished I'd have known when I started LT Techniques course, 26th Nov 2008 Dr Kurt Haselwimmer Cambridge Magnetic Refrigeration
    2. Time
    3. PhD = 1000 days
    4. LT is difficult
    5. A Cabinet of Curiosities ? Ole Worm (1588-1654)
    6. Helium
    7. Another Curiosity ? http://www.flickr.com/photos/noyespictures/228951299
    8. Try Dry
    9. Pulse tubes now to 2.7K Dryogenic – DMS-1000 system
    10. Wiring
    11. http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewmckaskill/16531297 “God hangs the greatest weights upon the smallest wires” Francis Bacon
    12. Don’t build if you can buy
    13. http://www.cmr-direct.com Rewiring a cryostat properly costs less than getting a power socket installed. Do it right and do it only once.
    14. Pumps and plumbing
    15. http://www.flickr.com/photos/arcanegazebo/445426559 / “A vacuum is a hell of a lot better than some of the stuff that nature replaces it with” Tennessee Williams
    16. • Always clean and grease o-rings • Only Use Viton O-rings – buna-N cracks • Paint your KF-fittings • Don't use poppet relief valves on vacuum cans • Always boil-off flux on HS joints • Buy SS flexibles from Kurt J Lesker • Use plastic KF clamps from BOC edwards • Use only bellows sealed valves on He-3
    17. Millikelvin work
    18. http://www.flickr.com/photos/arcanegazebo/3299089 The dilution fridge – the mainframe of mK machines
    19. Keep it simple, stupid !
    20. Simplicity means achieving the maximum effect with the minimum means. Koichi Kawana http://www.flickr.com/photos/hynkle/2587828754
    21. Entropy, S Temperature
    22. Entropy, S B min = 0.1 T B max = 6T Temperature T MIN <50mK T BATH = 4.2K, 1.5K
    23. Refrigerant
    24. Entropy, S B min = 0.1 T B max = 6T Temperature
    25. Superconducting Magnet Refrigerant
    26. Entropy, S B min = 0.1 T 1 B max = 6T Temperature T BATH = 4.2K, 1.5K
    27. Bath Thermal Contact Superconducting Magnet Refrigerant Pill
    28. Entropy, S B min = 0.1 T 1 B max = 6T 2 Temperature T MIN <50mK T BATH = 4.2K, 1.5K
    29. Bath Heat Switch Superconducting Magnet Refrigerant Pill
    30. Connection to Bath Heatswitch Sample Region (Double axis rotator) Refrigerant Practical Refrigerators
    31. a LT is difficult
    32. http://www.flickr.com/photos/rakkar/574407246
    33. Cambridge Magnetic Refrigeration www.cmr.uk.com Cryoconsumables - wiring, connectors etc www.cmr-direct.com Completely Dry systems -Dryogenic Ltd www.dryogenic.com Dr Kurt Haselwimmer Kurt@cmr.uk.com

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