Considerations for Primary Vacuum Pumping in Mass Spectrometry Systems (PDF)

Goodwin,D.;Cameron,A.;Ramsden,J.;Meares,P.;Chew,Andrew;Pumfrey,J.;Steele,D.;Hamilton,J.;Hawley-Jones,T.;

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Spectroscopy

January 1, 2005

Spectroscopy

Spectroscopy-01-01-2005

Volume20

Issue 1

Considerations for Primary Vacuum Pumping in Mass Spectrometry Systems (PDF)

Author(s):

D. Goodwin,A. Cameron

Mass spectrometry systems have specific vacuum requirements. New developments in oil-free, or dry, primary vacuum pumps have been introduced recently and are discussed in this article with respect to capacity, throughput, and specific pumping requirements for process gases.

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