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Supplier: MAXPRO Technologies, Inc.
Description: economical operation. Gas booster systems are capable of compressing most gases including nitrogen, argon, helium and hydrogen up to 20,000 psi. Systems featuring special seals and cleaning can pressurize oxygen to 5,000 psi. All MAXPRO systems for use with hazardous
- Drive Type: Pneumatic
- Fluid Compatibility: Gas
- Maximum Output Pressure: 3000 to 15000 psi
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Supplier: Agilent Technologies - Vacuum Products
Description: The Agilent Turbo-V 3K-G high-throughput turbomolecular pump is a dedicated vacuum pumping system, designed specifically as a turbo pump for thin film deposition equipment. Its pumping stages, and the entire pump structure, are optimized to work with very high flows of argon under high
- Configuration: Individual Vacuum Pump
- High / Ultrahigh Vacuum Type: Turbomolecular
- Pumping Speed: 4026 to 4662 CFM
- Ultimate Operating Vacuum: 7.50E-9 torr
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Supplier: Agilent Technologies - Vacuum Products
Description: optimized to work with very high flows of argon under high temperature load. This robust turbo pump is suitable for harsh manufacturing environments because of its rugged design. Typical industrial vacuum coating applications include solar and flat panel display manufacturing. The pump's
- Configuration: Individual Vacuum Pump
- High / Ultrahigh Vacuum Type: Turbomolecular
- Pumping Speed: 2966 to 3390 CFM
- Ultimate Operating Vacuum: 7.50E-9 torr
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Supplier: Agilent Technologies - Vacuum Products
Description: optimum pumping solution for the vacuum coating industry. Application-specific pumping solution designed for thin film deposition Optimized to work with very high flows of argon Capability to manage high gas flow, enabling operation in high-throughput applications
- Configuration: Individual Vacuum Pump
- High / Ultrahigh Vacuum Type: Turbomolecular
- Pumping Speed: 1547 to 2288 CFM
- Ultimate Operating Vacuum: 7.50E-11 torr
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INVESTIGATION OF GAS PRESSURE BUILDUP IN THERMOELECTRIC SNAP GENERATORS
During this period, the generator argon gas fill was changed 42 times (approxinaately 4 times/day), with each evacuation cycle lasting about 10 minutes.
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MULTI‐MISSION FIREPOWER, FLEXIBILITY
'Concentric' tube hot launch would allow the multi‐purpose MHLS to launch encanistered missiles, says the NSWC, and cold launch would be made possible by a Boosted Argon Hybrid gas generator based on COTS technology.
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Gas pre-ionization system for DECADE Module 2 PRS experiments
This work supports Plasma Radiation Source (PRS) experiments on the DECADE Module 2 (DM2) generator using argon gas puffs and long (5300 ns) current rise times.
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Using Nitrogen as a Shield Gas
But there are molecular sieve gas generators for Argon , CO2 and many others.
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SNAP-15A THERMOELECTRIC GENERATOR. Final Report, May 6, 1963--September 30, 1964.
By evacuating and refilling the generator with argon gas , it has been demonstrated that complete recovery of lost performance can be achieved in these cases.
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http://repository.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp/dspace/bitstream/2433/162214/2/D_Inui_Yoshitaka.pdf
the disk generator using argon gas are studied.
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European Experiments on 2-D Molten Core Concrete Interaction: HECLA and VULCANO
The plasma generator gases are argon and0or nitrogen plus, in some cases, corium fumes.
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Effect of Gas Density and the Number of Injector Holes on the Air Flow Surrounding Non-Evaporating Transient Diesel Sprays
The seed particles were blown into the spray chamber from a fluidized bed type seed particle generator by argon gas just before pressurizing the chamber.
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Wafer-level microstructuring of glassy carbon
To do so, the ions are extracted by current oscillations between parallel electrodes using a RF generator from argon gas located inside the discharged chamber.
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Lunar thermal emission measurements and related antenna considerations
argon - gas noise generator was injected into the antennalinesthroughavariableprecisionwhere: attenuator and directional coupler until the recorded signal from the ambient .