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== Standard Laboratory Vacuum System Stations == | |||
=== Turbo Pump Stations === | |||
The standard turbo pump station consists of the following components: | |||
* A single turbomolecular vacuum pump | |||
* A single roughing pump | |||
* An electro-pneumatically operated, high throughput gate valve | |||
* A hand operated (usually) or an electro-pneumatic (rarely) foreline valve | |||
* A molecular sieve foreline trap | |||
* Various interconnecting vacuum hose and fittings | |||
* A foreline vacuum gauge | |||
* Dual chamber/beamline vacuum gauges | |||
* A vacuum pump gate valve interlock circuit | |||
* A panel mounted indicator & control panel | |||
=== Cryopump Stations === | |||
=== Diffusion Pump Stations (rare) === | |||
Revision as of 09:48, 8 April 2022
Standard Laboratory Vacuum System Stations
Turbo Pump Stations
The standard turbo pump station consists of the following components:
- A single turbomolecular vacuum pump
- A single roughing pump
- An electro-pneumatically operated, high throughput gate valve
- A hand operated (usually) or an electro-pneumatic (rarely) foreline valve
- A molecular sieve foreline trap
- Various interconnecting vacuum hose and fittings
- A foreline vacuum gauge
- Dual chamber/beamline vacuum gauges
- A vacuum pump gate valve interlock circuit
- A panel mounted indicator & control panel