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Passive cryogenic system for cooling a geostationary satellite

A. I. Abrosimov, K. M. Pichhadze, V. K. Sysoev, A. A. Verlan, Lu Yan, Liu Dingzhen, Wang Shangang, and Li Zhong

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Abstract

This paper describes a passive cryogenic system developed with a rotatable sunshade intended for cooling the photodetectors on a geostationary spacecraft. The temperatures of the main design elements and the loading curve of the system are given, obtained experimentally in a liquid-helium cryovacuum chamber.

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