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VACUUM
INSULATED PIPE (VIP) SYSTEMS FOR
LIQUID NITROGEN DISTRIBUTION
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(Please
call or email for more information, literature, or assistance!)
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Static VIP is much more efficient
than Dynamic Vacuum or Foam
Insulated Pipe. It is also a far more effective conduit for
moving
liquids at extremely cold temperatures. |
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VIP is a pipe within a pipe, with
the space in between as a vacuum
(a poor conductor of heat). The inner pipe is wrapped with Multi-
Layer Super Insulation. |
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Save product loss
costs. Higher costs come from heat infiltration
into your cryogenic system. Our VIP systems seek to maintain
critical temperatures approaching -200 deg. C. |
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Most efficient way to reduce pressure
buildup and vaporization. |
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Compare utility costs, cool down,
and static losses. (see charts) |
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Examples for Industrial Uses of Cryogenic
Liquids: |
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Refining |
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Flash Freezing |
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Aerospace Applications |
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Superconducting Research |
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Electronic Component Mfg |
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CryoBio Preservation |
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Liquid Nitrogen
Fogging for Special Effects |
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ESS - Environmental Stress
Screening |
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HALT - Highly Accelerated
Life Testing |
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HASS - Highly Accelerated
Stress Screening |
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Cryogenic Components
and Accessories
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VIP VALVES - INSULATED
& NON INSULATED |
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VIP Valves are recommended when the elimination
of frost,
ice, and moisture - as well as system efficiency - are essential.
The return on investment is less than 1 year due to the savings
it adds in controlling product quality and product loss. |
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CRYOVENTS - A-MODEL
& B-MODEL |
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CryoVents remove the vaporized
gas that rises to the top
of your system causing sluggish flow and pressure spurts.
They are the most reliable way of maintaining liquid in VIP
systems. They will not freeze open while venting gas out of
the system. Requires no electricity. Does not rely on
electronic probes that are pressure or temperature sensitive. |
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FLEXIBLE VIP |
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Flexible VIP can be used selectively along
with rigid VIP to
minimize alignment problems, eliminate precise measurements
when needed, and provide easier disassembly of sections for
service or modification. Flexible VIP is less expensive than
rigid VIP, but has a higher heat leak rate. |
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BAYONET CONNECTIONS |
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These provide a mechanical connection with
a leak tight shrink
fit seal for sections of VIP. |
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PHASE SEPARATORS |
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Bottom Outles, Floor Level, and
Multiple Outlet |
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Vent excess gas generated from depressurizing
liquid nitrogen
at the use points to provide low pressure, high quality liquid. |
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Please see our Cost Comparison
Charts!
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