Thales Cryogenics continuously invests in cryogenic research with one clear aim: To improve the efficiency and quality of its products through scientific and technical innovations.
Many Thales Cryogenics inventions have had a significant impact on Cryogenic development.
Facts
- Each year the company devotes 12% of its turnover to Research & Development.
- Entities in France and The Netherlands employ more than 40 engineers from a total of 120 employees.
- 75 research findings published in international scientific journals.
- Thales Cryogenics has registered up to 20 patents in 15 years.
Technical Challenges
- The improvement of cooler reliability, especialy under severe environmental conditions in order to offer the lowest overall cost of use and increase system availability.
- The reduction of energy consumption associated with higher thermal efficiency.
- The reduction of noise during the life span of the cooler.
- Find and qualify new technologies, materials and assembling processes, allowing the achievement of the best cost effective ratio within a worldwide competition.
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