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Theoretical and Experimental Vibration Generation in a Coaxial Pulse-Tube Cryocooler
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The microphonic noise induced by the vibration from cryocoolers has been found to cause energy resolution degradation in vibration-sensitive instruments. In this paper, theoretical and experimental research on the vibration generation mechanism of an aerospace-grade coaxial pulse-tube cryocooler (CPTC) is presented. Accordingly, suggestions for suppressing the vibration of the pulse-tube cryocooler are provided. A vibration model for the Oxford-type dual-opposed linear compressor is established, and the mechanism of vibration induced by the compressor is theoretically analyzed. A numerical simulation indicates that deviations in the compressor’s inductance coefficient, electromagnetic force coefficient, and flexure spring stiffness coefficient significantly affect the axial vibration of the compressor. The theoretical and experimental studies show that the high-order harmonic vibrations of the compressor are determined by both the resonance of the flexure springs and the high-order harmonics of the driving power supply. Through experiments and simulations, it is revealed that the dynamic gas pressure only induces vibration axially at the cold tip, while the radial vibration at the cold tip is determined by the heat head ‘s vibration and the structural response characteristics of the cold finger.
Title: Theoretical and Experimental Vibration Generation in a Coaxial Pulse-Tube Cryocooler
Description:
The microphonic noise induced by the vibration from cryocoolers has been found to cause energy resolution degradation in vibration-sensitive instruments.
In this paper, theoretical and experimental research on the vibration generation mechanism of an aerospace-grade coaxial pulse-tube cryocooler (CPTC) is presented.
Accordingly, suggestions for suppressing the vibration of the pulse-tube cryocooler are provided.
A vibration model for the Oxford-type dual-opposed linear compressor is established, and the mechanism of vibration induced by the compressor is theoretically analyzed.
A numerical simulation indicates that deviations in the compressor’s inductance coefficient, electromagnetic force coefficient, and flexure spring stiffness coefficient significantly affect the axial vibration of the compressor.
The theoretical and experimental studies show that the high-order harmonic vibrations of the compressor are determined by both the resonance of the flexure springs and the high-order harmonics of the driving power supply.
Through experiments and simulations, it is revealed that the dynamic gas pressure only induces vibration axially at the cold tip, while the radial vibration at the cold tip is determined by the heat head ‘s vibration and the structural response characteristics of the cold finger.
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