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Vacuum Part 2. It Still Sucks Calculating Conductance a is radius (ID) F o is for orifice, F t is for tube L/a is ratio of length/radius (ID) Divide by 2 for each right-angle bend Vacuum Materials Stainless type 304


  1. Vacuum Part 2. It Still Sucks…

  2. Calculating Conductance • a is radius (ID) • F o is for orifice, F t is for tube • L/a is ratio of length/radius (ID) • Divide by 2 for each right-angle bend

  3. Vacuum Materials • Stainless type 304 • Aluminum (not anodized) • Pyrex • Viton o-rings • NO PLASTIC!!!

  4. Quick-release flanges • Quick flange (QF) • Klein flange (KF; more common?) • Also NW or DN • Names based on internal diameter DN16KF is 16mm (16-50mm) • Limited to 120C, 10 -8 mbar

  5. Sizes we will likely find. www.vacuumresearchcorp.com/pdfs/valves/ nwflanges 06.pdf

  6. Large flange standard • Typically designated ISO, LF, or MF • Bolted or clamped • O-ring or knife- edge seal

  7. ISO flange dimensions

  8. Conflat flanges • Often designated ‘CF’ • Cu gasket, knife-edge seals on flanges • Best choice for UHV

  9. Feedthroughs

  10. Mechanical Pressure Gauges Manometer Anaeroid

  11. Mechanical Pressure Gauges Capacitance manometer Bourdon Tube (diaphragm gauge)

  12. Thermal ConductivityPressure Gauges Thermocouple Gauge Pirani Gauge

  13. Ionization Gauges Hot filament gauge Cold cathode gauge

  14. Comparison of gauge types

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