Ju Yonglin

CVs of Prof. Ju Yonglin (Y. L. Ju) 

+8621 - 3420 6532 yju [at] sjtu.edu.cn

Education  B.S., Mechanical Engineering, 1992, Xi’an Jiao Tong University, China M.S., Mechanical Engineering, 1995, Xi’an Jiao Tong University, China  Ph.D., Cryogenic Engineering, 1998, Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Fields of Interest  Low power cryocoolers (Pulse tube and G-M)  Liquefied natural gas (LNG), gas separation and liquefaction  Cryogenic two phase detector (dark matter and neutrinos) Cryogenic heat pipe

Summary

Prof. Ju received his PhD degree in Cryogenic Engineering from Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1998. He then worked as a Post-doc Fellow at Department of Applied Physics, Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands from 1998 to 2000, an Associate Professor at Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences from 2000 to 2002 and an Associate Scientist at Nevis Laboratories, Columbia University from 2002 to 2005. Prof. Ju has served as a Full Professor at Institute of Refrigeration and Cryogenics, Shanghai Jiao Tong University since 2005. He is also severed as Guest Professor at Institute of Nuclear, Particle, Astronomy and Cosmology (INPAC), Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Guest Professor at Institute of Cryogenics and Superconducting Technology, Harbin Institute of Technology.

Prof. Ju has completed more than 10 research projects, sponsored by National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Ministry of Science and Technology of China, the Ministry of Education of China, and the Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai. He has published more than 120 peer-reviewed academic papers and is the owner of 12 patents in fields of cryogenics and thermal physics. Prof. Ju is now teaching on cryogenic engineering and its application, pipeline network for fluid transmission and distribution, and magic cryogenic world.

Selected Awards, Honors and Positions in Professional Societies

1.Outstanding Talents of the New Century, 2007, granted by Ministry of Education of China.

2.Shanghai Pu Jiang Program, 2006, granted by the Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai.

3.Carl von Linde Prize, 2003, granted by the International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR), Washington DC. USA.

4.State Technological Invention Award (3rd Prize, Rank 6), 1999, "Research and development of pulse tube refrigerators", granted by the Ministry of Science and Technology of China.

5.Invention Award (2nd Prize, Rank 6), 1998, "Research on the pulse tube refrigerators and its application", granted by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

6.CEC/ICMC Meritorious Paper Award, 1997, granted on the Cryogenics Engineering Conference and International Cryogenics Material Conference (CEC-ICMC), Portland, USA.

7.Editorial board member of Frontiers of Energy and Power Engineering.

8.Director of Commission A1 of Shanghai Society of Refrigeration (SSR).

9.Committee member of Shanghai Society of Refrigeration (SSR).

10.Committee member of Chinese Association of Refrigeration (CAR).

Selected Research Projects

●H. Zhang (PI), Y. L. Ju (CO-PI), Investigation on the performance and start-up mechanism of the hydro-magnetic pulsating heat pipe, RMB 0.2 million, 2011-2013,National Natural Science Foundation of China.

●Y. L. Ju (PI), On the key scientific and technical problems of cabin system in LNG carrier, RMB 1.7 million, 2007-2010,the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China.

●Y. L. Ju (PI), Research and development on the small-scale LNG-FPSO in skip-mounted package, RMB 0.79 million, 2006-2009,National High-Tech Research and Development Program of China (863 Program)

●Y. L. Ju (PI), Key scientific and technological issues on the miniature pulse tube cryocooler in cooling of electrical devices, RMB 0.3 million, 2006-2008,the Science and Technology Research Project of Shanghai.

●Y. L. Ju (PI), Systematic investigation on the 4K pulse tube refrigerator for cooling superconducting magnets, RMB 0.23 million, 2002-2004,National Natural Science Foundation of China.

Selected Patents

1.Y. L. Ju,W. Su, and H. X. Liu,A co-axial pulse tube refrigerator with integral cold finger fabricated by using wire electro-discharge, ZL 200810039570.6, 2010

2.Y. L. Juand Y. Gu, A simulating floating equipment operating at different swing angles and operating frequencies, ZL 2007101707607, 2009

3.Y. L. Juand K. Wang, A co-axial pulse tube cryocooler with dual cold fingers, ZL 200610026666.X, 2008.

4.L. M. Zhang,Y. L. Juand Y. L. Wu, An integral cold finger for miniature co-axial pulse tube refrigerators, ZL 200710041611.0, 2007.

5.Y. L. Ju,H. Z. Dang and Y. Zhou, A non-magnetic co-axial pulse tube cryocooler with low mechanical vibration, ZL 02123951.7, 2006.

6.Y. L.Ju,K. Y. Yuan, K. Hou, and Y. Zhou, Cryogen-free operation of HTS filter subsystems integrated with two-stage co-axial pulse tube refrigerator, ZL 02125555.5, 2005.

Selected Publications

●X.H. Hao,Y.L. Ju, Experimental study on the low temperature regenerator packed with rectification meshes,Cryogenics,50(6):390-396, 2010

●Ju, Y. L. and Shen, Q. Q. Comparative study of oscillating flow characteristics of cryocooler regenerator at low temperatures,Frontiers of Energy and Power Engineering in China,3(1): 80-84, 2009.

●Y. Gu,Y.L. Ju,LNG-FPSO: Offshore LNG solution,Frontiers of Energy and Power Engineering in China, 2 (3): 249-255, 2008.

●Y.L. Ju, Dodd, J. Galea, G. et al. Cryogenic design and operation of liquid helium in an electron bubble chamber towards low energy solar neutrino detectors,Cryogenics, 47(2): 81-88, 2007.

●Dodd, J. Galea, R.Y.L. Ju,et al. Gas purity effect on GEM performance in He and Ne at low temperatures, IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, 53 (4): 2260-2263, 2006.

●H.Z. Dang,Y.L. Ju,Liang, J.T. et al. Performance of Stirling-type nonmagnetic and nonmetallic co-axial pulse tube coolers for high-Tc SQUIDs operation,Cryogenics, 45 (3): 213-223, 2005.