The Design and Performance of a High-Speed Economical Ultrahigh Vacuum Chamber Utilizing Titanium Sublimation
L. Y. L. Shen
Abstract
L. Y. L. Shen
Abstract
The pumping action produced by evaporating titanium onto very large surfaces held between 78 and 300 K has been studied inside a 60 liter steel tank. The present design offers high pumping speed at pressures below 10−9 Torr. The partial pressures of different residual gases under operational conditions were measured with a mass spectrometer. The partial pressures of several gases are reported as a function of temperature.
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The pumping action produced by evaporating titanium onto very large surfaces held between 78 and 300 K has been studied inside a 60 liter steel tank. The present design offers high pumping speed at pressures below 10−9 Torr. The partial pressures of different residual gases under operational conditions were measured with a mass spectrometer. The partial pressures of several gases are reported as a function of temperature.
Key concepts: Sublimation (psychology), Torr, Materials science, Residual gas analyzer, Titanium, Partial pressure, Vacuum chamber, Nuclear engineering