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16 Vacuum References
SRS-Vacuum Technology References
1. Vic Comello, R&D Magazine, March 1993, p. 57, ““Cleansing your quadrupole,
Cryopumps Enhance Low-Level Contamination Detection””
2. J. Gomez-Goni and A. G. Mathewson, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 15(6) (1997) 3093,
““Temperature dependence of the electron induced gas desorption yields on stainless
steel, copper and aluminum””
3. M. Bernardini, et. al., J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 16(1) (1998) 188, ””Air bake-out to
reduce hydrogen outgassing from stainless steel””
4. Phil Danielson, Vacuum and Thin Film, January 1999, p. 14, ““ Gas Loads from
elastomer seals””.
5. Vic Comello, R&D Magazine, December 1998, p. 43, ”” Oil a Concern with Rotary
Vane Pumps””
6. Phil Danielson, Vacuum & Thin Film Magazine, April 1999, p. 12, ““Reducing Water
Vapor, Problems with Dry Gas””
7. Vincent Nemanic, et. al., J. Vac. Sci. and Technol. A17(3) (1999) 1040, ““Outgassing
in Thin Wall Stainless Steel Cells””
8. K. Akaishi, ““Solution of the outgassing equation for the pump down of an unbaked
vacuum system””, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A17 (1) (1999) 229.
9. Fumio Watanabe and Maki Suemitsu, ““Separation of ESD neutrals from outgassing
originating from the grid surface of emission controlled gauges: Studies with a heated
grid gage””, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 17(6) (1999) 3467.
10. Vic Comello, R&D Magazine, July 1999, p. 24,””Controlling Downstream
Contamination Can Be Profitable””
11. J. Busath and H.K. Chiu, ““Simple Catalytic cell for restoring He leak detector
sensitivity on vacuum systems with high D2 backgrounds””, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A
17(4) (1999) 2015
12. K. L. Holtrop, M. Hansink, and G. Kellman, ““Outgassing tests on materials used in
the DIII-D magnetic fusion Tokamak””, J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 17(4) (1999) 2064
13. Phil Danielson, ““Backstreaming Traps””, Vacuum & Thin Film, August 199, p. 8
14. David Hucknall, ““The vagaries of vacuums””, Vacuum Solutions, September/October
1999, p. 46. Note: Includes several factors that can compromise performance in high
vacuum systems based on diffusion pumps.
15. P. A. Redhead, ““Modeling the pump-down of reversibly adsorbed phase. I.
Monolayer and submonolayer initial coverage””, JVST A13(2) (1995) 467, and ““II.
Multilayer Coverage”” A 13(6) (1995) 2791.
16. Jean-Pierre De Luca, ““Calibrating a Leak Detector Easily and Accurately””, R&D
Magazine, April 2000, p. 95.