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General Overview of Nozzles Sebastian Szustkowski 02/22/18 Capillary Vs Nozzle Generally sonic nozzle have higher molecular intensity Sonic nozzle has a significantly narrow velocity distribution Both capillary and sonic nozzle can


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General Overview of Nozzles

Sebastian Szustkowski 02/22/18

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  • Generally sonic nozzle have higher molecular intensity
  • Sonic nozzle has a significantly narrow velocity

distribution

  • Both capillary and sonic nozzle can have the same

angular distribution – Capillary depends on its length and diameter – Sonic Nozzle depends its diameter and the distance from a skimmer Gas dynamics exiting capillary is molecular flow, while exiting a sonic nozzle is compressible flow

Capillary Vs Nozzle

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Sonic Nozzle

For sonic nozzle, in literature main characteristics is the Mach number (M=u/a). Where u is the flow rate and a=sqrt(1.4*RT) is the speed of sound

  • G. Scoles, Atomic and Molecular Beam Methods

Atomic Density exiting nozzle is proportional to the Mach Number For maximum density circular skimmer would have to be in the the centerline

  • f flow and in the Zone of silence

Mach

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Nozzle Experimental Data

Mach number for maximum beam intensities for given source pressure Beam intensity as a function of source pressure Mach number vs ratio of distance between nozzle and skimmer to nozzle inlet diameter

  • L. Valyi, Atom and Ion Sources
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Nozzle-Skimmer Distance

Nozzle Diameter 3.88um Skimmer Inner Diameter: 200um M Barret al2012Meas. Sci. Technol.23105901

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  • Time evolution of the system
  • Different Nozzles will have different distribution
  • Due to nozzle higher intensity, multiple chamber

stages required

  • MolFlow doesn’t account for compressible flow

Discussion