Field of science dealing with matter at very low temperatures. In filtration, the extremely low temperature negates the use of many media, gaskets and certain type housings.
Pertaining to extreme cold. A cryogen is a material which will create extremely cold conditions. Cryogenics is the study of extreme cold. In infrared, cryogenics usually refers to the means used to reduce the detector temperature to a useful value. Temperatures less than 200 K could be considered cryogenic.
The branch of physics relating to the effects and production of very low temperatures; as applied to living organisms, preservation in a dormant state by freezing, drying, or both.
krai o jeh nihks] The production and maintenance of very low temperatures, and the study of phenomena at these temperatures.
The science dealing with the production,control & application of very low temperatures.
studies of the chemistry and physics of materials and systems at very low temperatures.
the branch of physics that studies the phenomena that occur at very low temperatures
A technology for processing materials at very low temperatures. In processing rubber, liquid nitrogen or commercial refrigeration methods are commonly used to embritle rubber. The embrittled rubber is then processed in a hammermill or granulator to a desired product size.
Materials that exist at extremely low temperatures, e.g. liquid nitrogen
Technology for producing temperatures lower than normal industrial refrigeration, that is, according to some lower than –70°F and according to others lower than –150°F
the science of very low temperatures, far below the freezing point of water
Measurement of temperature at extremely low values, i.e., below -200°C.
materials which exist at extremely low temperatures, such as liquid nitrogen.
A very-low-temperature engineering technology used, for example, for the liquefaction of gases such as helium.
Refrigeration which deals with producing temperatures of 250°F below zero (- 157°C) and lower.
Science dealing with the production of very low temperatures and their effects on the properties of matter.
