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Vacuum Testing (425)
Chapter Outline
Chapter 8 - Vacuum Testing (Environmental Testing Procedures)
- Vacuum Theory and Applications
- Early Observation of a Vacuum
- Concept of Pressure
- What is a Vacuum?
- Levels of Vacuum (approximate)
- Vacuum Level versus Application
- Vacuum Applications-Examples
- Vacuum Test Equipment
- Vacuum Pumps in a System
- Roughing Pumps, Overview
- Transition Pumps
- Hi-Vacuum Pumps Overview
- Diffusion Pumps
- Turbomolecular High-Vacuum Pumps
- Cryogenic High-Vacuum Pumps
- Sputter-Ion High-Vacuum Pumps
- Chemisorption/Getter High-Vacuum Pumping Mechanism
- Vacuum Gauges: Classification, Considerstions, Selection
- Bourdon Tube Direct-Reading Gauges
- Diaphragm Gauges
- Double-sided Capacitance Vacuum Gauge
- Pirani Low-Vacuum Indirect-Reading Gauges
- Convection Low-Vacuum Indirect-Reading Gauges
- Thermocouple Low-Vacuum Indirect-Reading Gauges
- Hot Cathode Ionization High-Vacuum Gauges
- Modern Bayard Alpert Ion Gauge
- Cold Cathode Ionization High-Vacuum Gauges
- Vacuum Chambers and Components
- Vacuum Seals: O-Rings
- Face and Circumference ISO O-Ring Seals
- Metal Vacuum Seals
- Conflat or Knife-edge Metal Seal
- Vacuum Seals: Feed-thrus
- Vacuum Test Procedures
- Turbomolecular Vacuum Pump System Operation
- Diffusion Vacuum Pump System Operation
- Ion Vacuum Pump System Operation
- Cryogenic Vacuum Pump System Operation
- Leak Detection Basics
- Sources of Leaks
- Outside-in Vacuum Leak Rate Measurement
- Inside-Out Vacuum Leak Rate Measurements
- Outgassing Basics
Video Outline
Vacuum Environmental Testing