Hampson–Linde cycle: Information from Answers.com

The 1895 cycle.

The Hampson-Linde cycle is based on the Joule-Thomson effect and is used in the liquefaction of gases. W. Hampson and Carl von Linde independently filed for patent of the cycle in 1895^[1].

References

^ The Hampson-Linde cycle

External links

2005 - Maximizing production rates of the Linde–Hampson machine

Thermodynamic cycles

Cycles normally with
external combustion

Gas cycles without phasechange - hot air engine cycles	Bell Coleman cycle · Brayton/Joule cycle; (Externally heated) · Carnot cycle · Ericsson cycle · Ported constant volume cycle[1] · Stirling cycle · Pseudo Stirling cycle (same as Adiabatic Stirling cycle) · Stoddard cycle · Vuilleumier cycle

Cycles with phasechange	Kalina cycle · Rankine cycle (encompasses Organic Rankine Cycle) · Regenerative cycle · Two phased Stirling cycle[2]

Cycles normally with
internal combustion

Atkinson cycle · Brayton/Joule cycle · Diesel cycle · Homogeneous Charge Compression Ignition · Lenoir cycle · Miller cycle · Otto cycle

Cycle mixing

Combined cycle · HEHC cycle · Mixed/Dual Cycle

Not categorized

Claude cycle [3] · Claude dual-pressure cycle · Fickett-Jacobs cycle · Gifford-McMahon cycle [4] · Hirn cycle · Humphrey cycle · Siemens cycle · Hampson-Linde cycle · Linde dual-pressure cycle · Heylandt cycle · Kleemenko cycle

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Hampson–Linde cycle

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