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Meaurements of Particulate Contamination and Migration under Vacuum Using a Large Sensitive Area Particle Counter
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Jiménez, J M
;
Dorier, J L
;
Hilleret, Noël
(CERN)
A large area (50 cm2) particle counter working under vacuum (10-7 mbar) has been developed at CERN and applied to measurements of particles released by several vacuum components like valves, gauges and ion pumps.
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CERN-LHC-98-010-VAC
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- 1998. - 8 p.
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Origin of Possible Contamination Introduced by a Turbomolecular Pumping System
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Bojon, J P
;
Hilleret, Noël
(CERN) ;
Weiss, K P
Turbomolecular pumping groups are widely used in accelerators for the pre-evacuation and during the bake-out of the vacuum system. A major requirement for these groups, apart from pumping speed considerations, is the cleanliness of the vacuum produced.
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CERN-LHC-98-011-VAC.-
Geneva : CERN, 1999 - 7 p.
Report - Published in :
Vacuum
53 (1999) 247-51
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A Study of the Photodesorption Process for Cryosorbed Layers of $H_{2}, CH_{4}, CO$ or $CO_{2}$ at Various Temperatures between 3 K and 68 K
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Anashin, V V
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Calder, R
;
Gröbner, Oswald
;
Malyshev, O B
The vacuum performance of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN will depend critically on the photodesorption of gas by synchrotron radiation and the re-adsorption of these molecules back onto the cold surface. The results of photon induced molecular desorption by synchrotron radiation with a critical photon energy of 284 eV for H2, CH4, CO or CO 2 cryosorbed on a stainless steel surface are presented.
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LHC-Project-Report-261; CERN-LHC-Project-Report-261.-
Geneva : CERN, 1999 - 7 p.
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Vacuum
53 (1999) 269-72
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