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    New Calorimetric AC Loss Measurement Technique Involving Superfluid Heluim

    We have developed a new calorimetric AC loss measurement facility involving superfluid helium (He II). At present, the Test of AC Loss (TACL) facility performs AC loss measurements on Cable-in-Conduit Conducto...

    B. J. P. Baudouy, K. Bartholomew, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1996)

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    HTS Coil and Joint Development for a 5T NMR Insert Coil

    A HTS coil fabrication and joint development project was undertaken to develop the technology necessary for the production of a 5 T HTS insert coil for NMR applications. A series of minicoils are being fabrica...

    P. V. Shoaff Jr., J. Schwartz, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1996)

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    Design, Development and Testing of the JT Refrigerators For The 45-T Hybrid Magnet

    The 45-T Hybrid Facility requires 1.8 K refrigeration for extended periods of time. The JT refrigeration system design is fully redundant to guarantee continuous cooling of the super-conducting magnet. Each re...

    S. J. Welton, S. W. Van Sciver, K. Bartholomew in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1996)

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    Localized Heat Transfer to Vertical Forced Flow Two-Phase Helium

    Localized heat transfer measurements in vertical two-phase helium are reported. The test loop contains two short heat transfer sections made of 5 mm thick oxygen-free high conductivity (OFHC) copper discs. The...

    J. Panek, X. Huang, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1996)

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    A Continuously Cooled Mechanical Support for Cryogenic Equipment

    A scheme is presented for interception of the heat flowing into a cryogenic environment, through its mechanical support. In the present method, the mechanical support is cooled continuously by means of a coola...

    K. Iyengar, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1996)

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    Design, Development and Testing of the Cryogenic System for the 45-T Hybrid

    The cryogenic system for the 45-T Hybrid superconducting magnet employs an innovative design primarily driven by the requirement that it be a user-friendly, reliable facility. To achieve this requirement, the ...

    S. W. Van Sciver, S. J. Welton, K. Bartholomew in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1996)

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    Heat Transfer from Aluminum Surfaces to Pool Boiling He I

    Heat transfer measurements between different aluminum surfaces and pool boiling He I at 4.21 K are reported. The samples are contained in a channel configuration similar to what might be found in a large bath ...

    Y. Huang, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1996)

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    Thermal Hydraulic Characteristics of a Prototype CEA Cable-in-Conduit Conductor

    The thermal hydraulic characteristics of a prototype CEA Cable-in-Conduit Conductor (CICC) have been studied in steady state and transient conditions. The supercritical helium velocity in the central channel w...

    R. Maekawa, M. R. Smith, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1996)

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    Experimental evidence of homogeneous superfluid turbulence in large-pore porous media

    Experimental results are presented for counterflow and isothermal coflow through large-pore porous materials, with porosities greater than 90% and permeabilities of order 10−11 m2. Counterflow velocities ranging ...

    J. R. Maddocks, S. W. Van Sciver in Journal of Low Temperature Physics (1994)

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    An Investigation into the Performance of a Venturi in Two-Phase Helium Flow

    The present paper discusses the use of venturi flow meters for measurement of vapor quality of helium two-phase flow. Tests were performed by connecting two identical venturis with 2.29 mm throat and 4.57 mm i...

    X. Huang, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1994)

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    Transient Heat Transfer in a Channel of Liquid or Supercritical Helium

    Two thin-film sensors were used to measure temperatures on opposing (horizontal) surfaces of a rectangular channel, 1.3 cm long, with channel heights of 0.2, 0.94, and 2.54 mm and at pressures of 1, 2, and 3 b...

    D. L. Kingsbury, X. Huang, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1994)

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    Cryogenic System for the 45 Tesla Hybrid Magnet

    The 45 Tesla hybrid magnet system will consist of a 14 Tesla superconducting outsert magnet and a 31 Tesla water cooled insert. The magnet is planned for operation in early 1995 at the National High Magnetic F...

    S. W. Van Sciver, J. R. Miller, S. Welton in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1994)

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    Strain Dependence of Bi-2223 Tape Conductors for Application in High Field Magnets

    We report preliminary results on the transport Jc of BiPb 2223/Ag tape conductors produced by the powder- in-tube method. Measurements include the temperature dependence of Jc between 4K and Tc on a variety of co...

    S. W. Van Sciver, Y. S. Hascicek, W. D. Markiewicz in Advances in Superconductivity V (1993)

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    Attenuation of second sound in bulk flowing He II

    New measurements of second sound attenuation in bulk flowing He II are reported which extend to a region of higher Reynolds number. An expression for the attenuation explicitly containing the quantum vortex li...

    D. Scott Holmes, S. W. Van Sciver in Journal of Low Temperature Physics (1992)

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    Design and Performance of Forced-Flow HeII Heat Exchangers

    HeII heat exchangers are used in systems requiring near absolute-zero temperatures. A unique characteristic of superfluid helium is its strong internal convection, which prevents the existence of pronounced te...

    A. Shajii, Y. Huang, M. Daugherty, R. J. Witt in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1990)

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    A Thin Film Flowmeter for use in Liquid Helium II

    A novel flowmeter design has been investigated for the metering of liquid He II bulk flows in small channels. The flowmeter consists of a thin film heater with thin film temperature sensors located upstream an...

    D. Scott Holmes, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1990)

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    Pressure Drop of He II Flow Through a Porous Media

    The behavior of liquid helium in porous materials continues to be of interest for the purpose of helium fluid management in a weightless environment. The present paper reports on measurements of He II pressure...

    J. R. Maddocks, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1990)

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    Characterization of a Centrifugal Pump in He II

    As part of an effort to determine the feasibility of helium transfer in space a centrifugal pump was tested in He II at a variety of flow rates, pump speeds and fluid temperatures. The pump which has a straigh...

    J. G. Weisend II, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1988)

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    Application of a Square Function Heat Pulse to Forced Flow He II

    The present is the third report on a series of experiments involving forced convection heat transfer in He II. A square function heat pulse is applied to the middle of a copper flow tube, 3 mm in diameter and ...

    A. Kashani, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1988)

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    Metastable Heat Flow Phenomena and Droo** Pressure Differences in He II Using Multiple Channel Configurations

    Superheating of liquid helium from the He II phase up to 3.0 K is demonstrated in one dimensional multiple channel configurations at pressures below the lamda point pressure. The individual channels have diame...

    B. P. M. Helvensteijn, S. W. Van Sciver in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1988)

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