July 22, 2010Martina
Vacuum pumps interact with chambers and operative procedures into a deep range of vacuum systems. Sometimes in an individual application are used more than one pump (in series or in parallel). A rough vacuum, called also partial vacuum, can be created utilizing a positive displacement pump that carries a gas load from an inlet port [...]
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July 22, 2010Martina
The Vacuum Pump was invented by Otto von Guericke, who was a German scientist, inventor, and politician in 1650. Of course his Vacuum Pump was very primitive compared to the ones we use today: Onno’s Pump consisted of a piston and an air gun cylinder with two-way flaps designated to pull air out of any [...]
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July 22, 2010Martina
The Thermal Vacuum Chambers are also called TVC, and are a type of Vacuum Chamber in which the radiative thermal environment is controlled. Thermal vacuum chambers are mostly used for testing spacecraft or for simulate a space environment. To either end of the thermal shround, we can find the solar absorption end plates which should [...]
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July 15, 2010Martina
Osworld scientific equipments pvt ltd is offering photostability chamber with temperature control, model jric – 11b. This is specially designed and developed to meet ich and fda requirements for photo stability testing. This photostability chamber can carry out uv and visible light testing simultaneously. This photostability vacuum chamber double walled having effective insulation in between. [...]
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July 15, 2010Martina
The vacuum chamber Maxmium Inlet Pressures uses gases natural, mixed liquefied petroleum or LP gas-air mixture. The two series of the product Maxmium Inlet Pressures is available: RZ models 1 psi [68 mbar] and 210Z models 5 psi [340 mbar]. Both the RZ and 210Z vacuum chambers series of the Maxmium Inlet Pressures are adaptable [...]
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January 28, 2010Martina
There are many precautions that you or your research team must take when you are working with vacuum chambers. There are things that you need to keep in mind, especially when you are working with high heat. One way that you can avoid any problems caused by high heat applications is to use water cooling. [...]
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January 28, 2010Martina
It seems like there are one million uses for bell jar vacuum chamber. But if you are worried about being cost effective in your research, you should strongly consider using glass bell jars as an alternative to the more expensive metal. Many institutions such a public schools and colleges all over the world have found [...]
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January 28, 2010Martina
Although there are several options available in the production of vacuum chambers, there are just a few materials that seem to be used over and over again. There are several reasons why these materials work the best and we’ll explore those reasons right now. For high vacuum chambers, the material most commonly used is a [...]
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January 18, 2010Martina
A vacuum chamber include a clear jar, a neoprene gasket and a vacuum plate with adapter for 1/4″ I.D. tubing. The Vacuum chamber 54929-051 has a polycarbonate jar and white polypropylene plate. It is destined uniquely for applications utilizing nonaggressive chemicals like student demonstrations of vacuum processes. Vacuum chamber 54929-062 and -084 have pale amber [...]
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January 18, 2010Martina
The spherical chambers are equipped with CF (ConFlat® style) borders an are the first choice for that applications that need a radial units installation as in pulse laser deposition or surface sciences. This type of chamber have more than one port for radiation/particle sources or cogent instrumentation pointed at the sphere’s center or sme others [...]
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