System and method for cryogenic cooling of electromagnetic induction filter
AssigneeThe Boeing Company
InventorsJohn Dalton Williams, Timothy Doyle Messer, John R. Hull
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AssigneeThe Boeing Company
InventorsJohn Dalton Williams, Timothy Doyle Messer, John R. Hull
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Provided is a cooling device, and methods of fabricating and operating such cooling devices, for electromagnetic induction (EMI) filters. Specifically, a cooling device is provided which comprises a housing enclosing the electromagnetic induction filter. The housing may comprise one or more of the following: one or more exterior chambers, one or more central flow channels, and peripheral flow channels. The one or more exterior chambers surround an exterior surface of the EMI filter. The one or more central flow channels extend the length of the center of the EMI filter. The peripheral flow channels extend the length of the exterior of the electromagnetic induction filter. The peripheral flow channels may be disposed between one or more exterior chambers and open into the one or more exterior chambers. The one or more central flow channels, the peripheral flow channels, and the one or more exterior chambers are interconnected.
A cooling device for an electromagnetic induction filter, the cooling device comprising:
A method of cooling an electromagnetic induction filter, the method comprising:
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