CryoWorks uses stainless steel inner and outer pipes and/or flex hoses in the manufacturing of its Vacuum Insulated Piping Systems. The piping consists of a factory fabricated inner line and an outer jacket. The inner line carries the cryogenic fluid while a vacuum space between the inner and outer provides the insulation and low heat gain. The vacuum annular space consists of a multi-layer superinsulation, internal gettering material and an extremely low vacuum level of 9 microns or less.
BENEFITS:
JOINTS:
Each system consists of multiple spool sections that are joined together in the field with a male and female bayonet joint (or optional welded field joint).
Each spool section must be carefully designed to allow for transportation to your site and installation at the facility.
A Bayonet is a mechanical joint (close-tolerance male and female bayonets with o-ring seal and clamp) for ease of assembly and disassembly in the field.
The Welded Field Joint is a vacuum insulated assembly that couples two spools together via a field welded sleeve.