Cryogenic Engineering, Revised and Expanded

I'm a new hire learning to be cryogenic design engineer and I read this book to get me started. I really like his writing style and it was a very interesting read.

Flynn has created a great data source for anyone in this field and a practical overview of several key processes. His treatment of solids and slushes is probably the best in the field and he deals with the entire spectrum of cryo fluids. The thermodynamics is first rate and he even explains some obscure properties of organics in cryo temperatures.Well done.

This books gives in depth understanding of the Cryogenic refrigeration.I recommend this book for all post graduates and Graduates to be in their personal library.Should always be looked along with R F Barron Cryogenic Engineering.Excellent.

This textbook is one of the gold standards in cryogenics along with Barron's Cryogenic Systems and Cryogenic Heat Transfer books; and Scott's much older Cryogenic Engineering. I've used them all extensively during a nearly four decade career in this field. My report on Cryogenic Fluid Management of Liquid Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Methane cites material from all three of these seminal books.

good

Sleep enducing