Abstract
A closed-cycle helium refrigerator is utilized for the development of a facility for performing Mössbauer and electrical resistivity studies at low temperatures down to 18 K. This facility includes a vibration isolation assembly in order to isolate the sample holder from the vibrations arising from the cold head of the closed-cycle refrigerator. A top-loading chamber and a set of bellows are used for this purpose. The performance of the system was tested by recording the spectra of natural iron foil at 300 K when the closed-cycle refrigerator was on and when it was off. The typical width of the outer lines of the Fe spectra obtained was , which indicates the effective isolation of vibration. A facility for electrical resistivity measurements by a four-probe method was also developed for use in the same facility for Mössbauer studies.
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