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Cryogenic Engineering. Instructor: Prof. M. D. Atrey, Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Bombay.

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1166 years, 6 months

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42

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This course assumes that the students have undergone undergraduate courses in Engineering Mathematics, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer and Refrigeration. The purpose of this course is to give introductory knowledge of cryogenic Engineering. The course also gives detailed knowledge of cryocoolers, on which research is going on world wide. The treatment is both theoretical and mathematical. The course will interest students wishing to embark on a research career in Cryogenic Engineering. (from nptel.ac.in)

Course Currilcum

  • Lecture 01 – Introduction to Cryogenic Engineering Unlimited
    • Lecture 02 – Properties of Cryogenic Fluids: Introduction Unlimited
    • Lecture 03 – Hydrogen, Ortho and Para Forms of Hydrogen, Helium and its Phase diagram Unlimited
    • Lecture 04 – Helium and its Phase diagram (cont.) Unlimited
    • Lecture 05 – Materials Properties at Low Temperature: Introduction Unlimited
    • Lecture 06 – Thermal Properties, Electric and Magnetic Properties Unlimited
    • Lecture 07 – Superconductivity Unlimited
    • Lecture 08 – Gas Liquefaction and Refrigeration Systems: Introduction Unlimited
    • Lecture 09 – J-T Expansion of a Real Gas, Isentropic Expansion, Ideal Thermodynamic Cycle Unlimited
    • Lecture 10 – Parameters of Gas Liquefaction Systems, Linde-Hampson System Unlimited
    • Lecture 11 – Heat Exchangers Unlimited
    • Lecture 12 – Precooled Linde-Hampson System Unlimited
    • Lecture 13 – Precooled Linde-Hampson System (cont.) Unlimited
    • Lecture 14 – Linde Dual Pressure System Unlimited
    • Lecture 15 – Claude System Unlimited
    • Lecture 16 – Claude System (cont.), Kapitza System, Heylandt System, Collins System Unlimited
    • Lecture 17 – Components of Gas Liquefaction and Refrigeration Systems Unlimited
    • Lecture 18 – Gas Separation: Introduction Unlimited
    • Lecture 19 – Ideal Gas Separation System: Tutorials Unlimited
    • Lecture 20 – Gibbs Phase Rule, Phase Equilibrium Curves, Temperature Composition Diagrams Unlimited
    • Lecture 21 – Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressures, Raoult’s Law, Gibbs-Dalton’s Law Unlimited
    • Lecture 22 – Enthalpy Composition Diagrams, Rectification Column, Murphree Efficiency Unlimited
    • Lecture 23 – Understanding of Rectification Column, Theoretical Plate Calculations Unlimited
    • Lecture 24 – Graphical Solution for Column Design using McCabe Thiele Method Unlimited
    • Lecture 25 – Concept of Reflux and Summary of Gas Separation Unlimited
    • Lecture 26 – Cryocoolers: Introduction Unlimited
    • Lecture 27 – Cryocoolers Ideal Stirling Cycle Unlimited
    • Lecture 28 – Cryocoolers Ideal Stirling Cycle (cont.) Unlimited
    • Lecture 29 – Gifford-McMahon (GM) Cryocooler Unlimited
    • Lecture 30 – Pulse Tube (PT) Cryocooler Unlimited
    • Lecture 31 – Pulse Tube (PT) Cryocooler (cont.) Unlimited
    • Lecture 32 – Cryocoolers: Phasor Analysis (cont.), Electric Analogy Unlimited
    • Lecture 33 – Cryogenic Insulation: Introduction Unlimited
    • Lecture 34 – Vacuum, Evacuated Powders, Opacified Powders Unlimited
    • Lecture 35 – Multilayer Insulation Unlimited
    • Lecture 36 – Vacuum Technology: Introduction Unlimited
    • Lecture 37 – Conductance, Pumping Speed and Pump Down Time Unlimited
    • Lecture 38 – Classification of Vacuum Pumps, Types of Vacuum Pump Unlimited
    • Lecture 39 – Instrumentation in Cryogenics: Introduction Unlimited
    • Lecture 40 – Measurement of Thermophysical Properties, Measurement of Liquid Level Unlimited
    • Lecture 41 – Pressure Measurement Unlimited
    • Lecture 42 – Safety in Cryogenics Unlimited