Department of Physics - Cryogenics Facility
The Cryogenics Facility is one element of the technical support team serving the Department of Physics and other
academic departments and faculties across the University of Bristol. It is an integral part of the
Correlated Electron Systems research group. It provides help and information on all issues related to liquid cryogens
along with supplying liquid helium and nitrogen to departments and research groups.
The Cryogenics Facility is managed by
Bob Wiltshire. Bob handles all
the day-to-day operations of safety, production of liquid helium, supplies of liquid nitrogen and the running of the
helium liquefier. Bob can also be contacted for information on purchasing consumables used in cryogenics or vacuum
systems, or any design or material issues.
The academic with overall responsibility for cryogenics is
Professor Tony Carrington.
Safety is a key issue in the management of cryogenics. Please read our
safety booklet
.
Helium charges for users (per litre)
| Departmental users (or users connected to a helium return line within the department) | £3.60 |
| External users outside the Department or University | £6.00 |
| Charges for helium lost during the return process | £6.00 |
Cryogenics Centre Structure Chart
Contact us
| Address: | G.37 – G.38 |
| H. H. Wills Physics Laboratory, Tyndall Avenue, |
| Bristol BS8 1TL, United Kingdom |
| Telephone: | +44(0)117 92 88949 |
| Email: | R.Wiltshire@bristol.ac.uk
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Key staff