Cleaning method for turbo molecular pump

Cleaning and liquid contact with solids – Processes – Hollow work – internal surface treatment

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C134S001000, C134S008000, C134S019000, C134S022180

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08062432

ABSTRACT:
A cleaning method for a turbo molecular pump, which enables the exhausting ability of the turbo molecular pump to be restored without bringing about a decrease in the productivity of a substrate processing apparatus. A vaporizing gas that vaporizes foreign matter attached to an internal surface of the turbo molecular pump is supplied toward the foreign matter.

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