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Fullcryo 4.5K Helium Liquefaction Unit

Super Cryogenic Refrigerator (SCR)

Fullcryo 4.5K Helium Liquefaction Unit

Modified claude liquefaction cycle
Ultra-low leakage rate
Smart control
Multi-point component monitoring
Multiple optional modules

Fullcryo offers advanced helium liquefaction systems based on the Claude cycle, known for their efficiency and reliability.
Known for high-performance gas and cryogenic systems, including helium liquefaction technologies.

    Product Description

    Helium Liquefaction Unit is a highly efficient and reliable system for producing liquid helium. With its advanced technology, automated control systems, and robust safety features, it is an essential tool for scientific research, medical technology, and various industrial applications. By optimizing energy consumption and maximizing yield, these systems provide cost-effective solutions for meeting the growing demand for liquid helium.
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    4.5K Helium Refrigerator/Liquefier Process Diagram

    ①Helium compressor     ②4.5K cold box     ③Liquid helium dewar       ④Oil removal system     ⑤Control cabinet    ⑥Coaxial transfer line
    ⑦LN2 tank              ⑧Helium buffer tank

    1. Compression:
    Helium Compressors: The helium gas is compressed to a high pressure using helium compressors. This initial compression is crucial for the subsequent cooling and expansion processes.
    2. Pre-Cooling:
    Heat Exchangers: The compressed helium is pre-cooled using heat exchangers, which transfer heat from the helium to a cooler medium (often another cryogenic fluid like liquid nitrogen).
    3. Expansion and Cooling:
    Turbo expanders: The pre-cooled helium is then expanded through turbo expanders, which lower its temperature significantly. Turbo expanders are more efficient than Joule-Thomson valves because they do work on the expanding gas, thus reducing its temperature more effectively.
    Expansion through Joule-Thomson Valves: After turbo expansion, the helium undergoes further cooling through Joule-Thomson (JT) expansion valves to reach the final liquefaction temperature.
    4. Heat Exchangers:
    Heat Exchangers: These are used to maximize the heat transfer efficiency between the high-pressure, warm incoming gas and the low-pressure, cold outgoing gas. This step is critical for improving the overall efficiency of the liquefaction process.
    5. Liquefaction:
    Cold Box: The series of expansions and heat exchanges result in the helium gas reaching its liquefaction point at around 4.5 K. The liquefied helium is then collected in a storage dewar.

    Product Parameters

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    4.5K Helium Refrigerator/Liquefier Process Diagram
    HELIUM REFRIGERATOR SERIES FHLR-40 FHLR-70 FHLR-100 FHLR-140 FHLR-180 FHLR-240 FHLR-280 FHLR-400
    COOLING CAPACITY W 160 ~250 250~320 320~450 450 ~580 580~750 750 ~900 900 ~1000 1000 ~1800
    COMPRESSOR RATED POWER KW 75~90 90~~132 132~160 160~200 200~250 250~315 315~355 355~425
    HELIUM LIQUEFIER SERIES FHL-40 FHL-70 FHL-100 FHL-140 FHL-180 FHL-240 FHL-280 FHL-400
    LIQUEFACTION RATE L/H 40~70 70~100 100~140 140~180 180~240 240~280 280~310 310~420
    COMPRESSOR RATED POWER KW 75~90 90~132 132~160 160~200 200~250 250~315 315~355 355~425
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