NASA NTRS ยท 19890000448
Unpressurized Container For Cryogenic Testing
Abstract
Unpressurized cryostat makes mechanical testing of materials at low temperature more convenient. Maintains specimens at temperatures of -400 to -450 degree F without sealing them in gastight, vacuum-insulated container. Easy to insert and remove specimens and attach instrumentation wiring to them. Vents vapor continuously, so no danger of buildup of internal pressure from evaporating cryogenic liquid. Includes two concentric chambers with stainless-steel walls and fiber insulation. Specimen mounted in inner chamber, and such instruments as extensometers and thermocouples attached. Loose lid of polystyrene foam or other suitable material placed over vessel.
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Walker, Susan B.. 1989-09-01. Unpressurized Container For Cryogenic Testing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890000448
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