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The Cryogenics and Xenon handling system for the PandaX-4T Experiment

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arxiv 2012.10583 v1 pith:QE7XHRA5 submitted 2020-12-19 physics.ins-det

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PandaX-4T, the new generation of the PandaX detector, is a xenon dual-phase detector with about six tons of liquid xenon as target for dark matter search. A cryogenics and xenon handling system is designed to liquify and purify this large detector. In this paper, the results on the commission of the cryogenics and gas handling system are reported. The maximum cooling power of ~ 580 W at 178 K with three cooperating coldheads has been achieved. The filling rate with an assisted liquid nitrogen cooling can reach ~ 700 kg/day. The average rate of recuperation by liquid nitrogen is around 440 kg/day. The maximum total purification speed of two circulation loops is up to ~ 155 slpm. Each loop is using a large heat exchanger with a measured heat exchange efficiency of ~ 97.5+-0.5%.

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  1. Measurement of two-neutrino double electron capture half-life of $^{124}$Xe with PandaX-4T

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    PandaX-4T measured the 124Xe two-neutrino double electron capture half-life as (1.03±0.15_stat±0.08_sys)×10^22 years and a K-shell capture fraction of (65±5)% from 1.73 tonne-years of exposure.

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