Cryogenic Sub-systems

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Cryogenic Sub-
systems
Austin Grake
Isothermal Refrigeration – Carnot
(Thermodynamic) Cycle
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Liquefaction and Refrigeration
Equivalence
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Determine on an equal exergy (in Watts) basis how many Watts of isothermal refrigeration is
equal to 1 g/s of liquefaction for (a) and (b) at 1 bar (saturation conditions); i.e., what is the
equivalent refrigeration load to 1 g/s of liquefaction; with the ‘equivalence’ meaning both require
the same amount of reversible input power. Assume normal hydrogen at 1 bar 300 K as the feed
gas. Then consider two cases for the liquefied gas: (a) Helium, (b) “normal” Hydrogen.
Liquefaction
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Isothermal Refrigeration
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Equivalence
 
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(A) 79 W (B) 879 W
Refrigeration
Liquefaction
Ratio of Latent to Total Cooling
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For the previous problem, determine (1) the ratio of the latent portion of the cooling to
the total cooling (latent and sensible), and (2) the ratio of the reversible input power
required for the latent cooling to the total reversible input power. As in the previous
problem, consider two cases for the saturation condition: (a) Helium (b) “normal”
Hydrogen
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(a) Q
ratio
 = 1%
(a)
E
ratio
 = 21%
(b) Q
ratio
 = 10%
(b) E
ratio 
= 49%
Q
sensible
Q
latent
References
•Hasan, M. Nusair. “Lecture on Cryogenic Systems” Nov. 2023, Michigan
State University.
H. Bell, J. Wronski, S. Quoilin, and V. Lemort, "Pure and Pseudo-pure Fluid
Thermophysical Property Evaluation and the Open-Source Thermophysical
Property Library CoolProp," 
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research
,
vol. 53, no. 6, pp. 2498–2508, 2014. DOI: 
10.1021/ie4033999
.
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Explore the relationship between liquefaction, refrigeration, and isothermal processes in accelerator systems. Understand the equivalent exergy in Watts for different gases at 1 bar and 300K. Calculate the reversible input power required for latent cooling and the total cooling in different scenarios. Delve into the ratios of latent cooling to total cooling and reversible input power for efficient system design.

  • Cryogenic
  • Refrigeration
  • Accelerator Systems
  • Exergy
  • Isothermal Processes

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  1. Cryogenic Sub- systems Austin Grake

  2. Isothermal Refrigeration Carnot (Thermodynamic) Cycle PHY 862: Accelerator Systems ?? ???? ?0 ? 1 ? = ??= ??????= 2

  3. Liquefaction and Refrigeration Equivalence Determine on an equal exergy (in Watts) basis how many Watts of isothermal refrigeration is equal to 1 g/s of liquefaction for (a) and (b) at 1 bar (saturation conditions); i.e., what is the equivalent refrigeration load to 1 g/s of liquefaction; with the equivalence meaning both require the same amount of reversible input power. Assume normal hydrogen at 1 bar 300 K as the feed gas. Then consider two cases for the liquefied gas: (a) Helium, (b) normal Hydrogen. PHY 862: Accelerator Systems 3

  4. Liquefaction e300K 1 bar 300K 1 g/s ??= ? ???? ?300?= 300? ???300? PHY 862: Accelerator Systems ????= ???? ? = ????(?300? ??) el 1 bar Tsat 1 g/s 4

  5. Isothermal Refrigeration el eV ??= ? ???? 1 bar Tsat ???? ??= ? ???? ? ? ? = ???? ? = ????(?? ??) PHY 862: Accelerator Systems ? = ????( ? ?) q 5

  6. Equivalence Liquefaction ????= ???? Refrigeration ????= ???? ? = ????(?300? ??) ????= ???? ? = ????(?? ??) PHY 862: Accelerator Systems ????= ????(?300? ??) (?? ??) ? = ????( ? ?) (A) 79 W (B) 879 W 6

  7. Ratio of Latent to Total Cooling For the previous problem, determine (1) the ratio of the latent portion of the cooling to the total cooling (latent and sensible), and (2) the ratio of the reversible input power required for the latent cooling to the total reversible input power. As in the previous problem, consider two cases for the saturation condition: (a) Helium (b) normal Hydrogen PHY 862: Accelerator Systems 7

  8. Ratio of Latent to Total Cooling 1 ??????? Vapor 300K 1 bar ?????????+??????? Qsensible Qlatent 2 3 ?? ?? ????? ?? PHY 862: Accelerator Systems Vapor 20.2K 1 bar Liquid 20.2K 1 bar (a) Qratio = 1% (a) Eratio = 21% (b) Qratio = 10% (b) Eratio = 49% 8

  9. References Hasan, M. Nusair. Lecture on Cryogenic Systems Nov. 2023, Michigan State University. H. Bell, J. Wronski, S. Quoilin, and V. Lemort, "Pure and Pseudo-pure Fluid Thermophysical Property Evaluation and the Open-Source Thermophysical Property Library CoolProp," Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, vol. 53, no. 6, pp. 2498 2508, 2014. DOI: 10.1021/ie4033999. PHY 862: Accelerator Systems 9

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