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| The Cryogenics Laboratory is a fully equipped facility for the conduct of low temperature experimental research in fluid dynamics, heat transfer, materials characterization and component development. The laboratory occupies a 4000 ft2 room at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory at Florida State University, which is adjacent to the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering. The equipment in the Cryogenics Laboratory is used to support a variety of research & development projects.
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The experimental apparatus currently available within the Cryogenics Laboratory include:
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- Liquid Helium Flow Facility (LHFF)
for two-phase flow and flow visualization studies.
- Cryogenic Flow Visualization Equipment: The Laboratory has a fully committed Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) acquired in 2000 with partial support from the NSF.
- Facilities for Cryogenic Transport Property Measurement: With the support of NASA, the Cryogenics Laboratory has developed experimental facilities for precision measurements of the transport properties and density of cryogenic fluids.
- General purpose cryogenic experimental facilities including liquid helium research cryostats, vacuum & cryogenic equipment, and sensors & instrumentation.
For further information click on the links above or contact
Dr. Steve Van Sciver. |
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