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RIKEN Accel. Próg. Rep. 24 (1990)
In the vacuum system of SPring-8, synchrotron radiation produced in bending magnets is mostly intercepted by crotches and absorbers. To protect other vacuum components from severe inrush of the photo-desorbed particles from the crotches and absorbers, a proper pumping system of sufficient pumping speed and capacity must be prepared. A Lumped NEG Pump (LNP) was manufactured and tested to examine such reąuirement.
Słructure of LNP A proto-type LNPn consists of
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Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of the experimentaJ setup for the LNP.
14 St 707 non-evaporable getter (NEG) wafer mod-ules installed concentrically in a cylindrical housing madę of Al-alloy. The inner virtual surface madę by 14 wafer modules forms a strong adsorbing cylindrical channel of which diameter and length are all 250 mm. The diameter of the pumping port is 200 mm, and the total weight of the LNP is about 45 kgf.
Performance test of LNP Figurę 1 shows a schematic diagram of the experimental setup. Figurę 2 indicates the pumping speeds of the LNP for H2, CO, N2 and C02. CO is morę reactive with the NEG materiał and, conseąuently, has a higher sticking coefficient than H2. However the pumping
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Fig. 2. Pumping speeds of the LNP for H2, CO, N2, and C02 as a function of the sorption amount of each gas.
Fig. 3. Comparison of measured pumping speeds of the LNP for a) H2 and b) CO with calculated pumping speeds using the data of 1 wafer module experiment.
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