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Regarding the temperature difference between the cold and hot ends of the cryogenic box

2010-12-02View Original

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Experts, how can one determine the temperature difference between the cold and hot ends of a cryogenic box? Compare the temperatures of heat exchange between import and export? Is it still necessary to perform heat exchange calculations for imports and exports?
Reply #22010-12-04
Generally, the temperature difference at the hot end is kept within 4 degrees, which then determines the temperature difference at the cold end. If the temperature difference at the hot end is reduced, the temperature difference at the cold end will increase; they are interdependent. If the temperature difference at the cold end becomes too large, it can damage pipes, valves, and other components.

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