Examples of 'cryogen' in a sentence
Meaning of "cryogen"
cryogen (noun) - A substance or system used to achieve very low temperatures, often below -150 degrees Celsius, for various scientific, medical, or industrial purposes like preserving biological samples or producing superconductors
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- a cryogenic liquid (that boils below about -160°C) used as a refrigerant
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I will need a cryogen air prototype rig.
The only working fluid is the cryogen.
The cryogen may comprise liquid air.
A subcooler is used to condition the liquid cryogen.
The cryogen may be expanded by heating.
It is also linked to technological advances such as cryogen and electricity generation.
Liquid cryogen is heated within each pressurized apparatus.
The device is typically immersed in a liquid cryogen contained within a cryostat.
The cryogen may be liquid nitrogen or liquid argon.
A game by cryogen studios.
The cryogen utilized in one embodiment may be liquid nitrogen.
Similar surface temperature reductions have been attained using shorter cryogen spurts.
Cryogen is a coolant used to make infrared detectors more sensitive.
These circuits function by utilizing gravity to feed liquid cryogen into a vaporizer.
The cryogen need not contact the food itself.
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Alternatively vertically oriented condenser pipes may be employed as the cryogen passageways.
No cryogen was used.
It comprises a rotating metal cylinder which is internally cooled with a liquid cryogen.
The cryogen dispensing device can then be used to treat a target lesion.
This cooling is achieved by directing a flow of cryogen vapor over the conductors.
Returning cryogen to the tank in a gaseous state can maintain tank pressure.
The apparatus is particularly suited to the use of liquid nitrogen as the cryogen.
The cryogen source may have an outlet and a regulator coupled thereto.
The tube will also direct the fluid cryogen to specific areas conveniently.
The liquid cryogen boils within the condenser to form cryogen vapor.
A number of the disclosed processes use a liquid cryogen from an external source as a refrigerant.
Preferably the cryogen is applied to the welding zone through a plurality of nozzles.
Many of these applications require that the cryogen be supplied as a high pressure gas.
The preferred cryogen is liquid nitrogen as it is readily available and safe to use.
The maximum flow rate is found at the point where the cryogen is a liquid.
A small amount of cryogen may be needed to top up the system after each cycle.
The pump is submerged in a sump below the liquid cryogen in the fuel tank.
Use of a liquid cryogen to crust freeze an article provides the advantages described above.
Process for manufacturing glass objects including spraying a cryogen onto the glass surface.
The cryogen may be a liquid cryogen for example liquid nitrogen or liquid argon.
The refrigeration quality of the liquid cryogen is maintained throughout the reaction time.
Droplets of cryogen have been found to provide a better heat sink that merely cooled gas.
The gaseous air is not cooled by direct heat exchange with a spray of liquid cryogen.
The heat applied to the cryogen causes it to expand and this drives the cryogen.
The cold air emerging from the turbine is captured and reused to make more cryogen.
The preferred liquid cryogen for use in the practice of this invention is liquid nitrogen.
Maintaining a constant pressure inside the reservoir ensures a substantially even flow distribution to each cryogen passageway.
Heat exchange with a cryogen in a shell and tube heat exchanger can also be employed.
Industry practice is to store LNG as a boiling cryogen.
The cryogen vent remains outside the keloid to vent the cryogen gas to the atmosphere.
In this embodiment the cryogen is Tetrafluoethan.
The cryogen is returned as demonstrated by the arrows in FIG.
It is practice to store LNG as a boiling cryogen.
In a preferred embodiment the cryogen production plant may be integrated with the energy storage system.
Advanced HTS bearings do not require a liquid cryogen.
