Proposed Wiring for Cuore Experiment:. a Radiative Solution

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Apr 2010

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ASTROPARTICLE, PARTICLE AND SPACE PHYSICS, DETECTORS AND MEDICAL PHYSICS APPLICATIONS. Proceedings of the 11th Conference. Held

Physics

Medical Physics

Cryogenics, Heat Transfer

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The wiring of CUORE experiment consists of about 2600 NbTi leads. One end of each lead is at 300 K whereas the other end is at 10 mK. Due to the design of CUORE cryostat, a thermal grounding at the first refrigerating stage (40 K) is not feasible. Moreover, for such a large numbers of wires, sinking heat at 4 K by glues is hazardous. Hence, we propose an unconventional thermal grounding of the wires carried out completely by radiative exchange. The thermal loads onto the sinks at 4 K, 0.7 K, 10 mK are reported.

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