Pumps – Motor driven – Electric or magnetic motor
Patent
1989-06-01
1990-04-24
Smith, Leonard E.
Pumps
Motor driven
Electric or magnetic motor
73 407, 415 90, F04D 1904, G01M 320
Patent
active
049195999
ABSTRACT:
Leak detecting device working on the counter current principle uses a test piece connected to the inlet of a first turbomolecular pump, a gas detector connected to the inlet of a second turbomolecular pump. First and second molecular pumps downstream of the respective turbomolecular pumps have a common outlet connected to a pre-vacuum pump and reduce the effect of test gas substratum. Both turbomolecular and other molecular pumps are on a common shaft, the passages between each turbomolecular and molecular pumping stage being connected.
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Reich Gunter
Worthington William
Leybold Aktiengesellschaft
Savio, III John A.
Smith Leonard E.
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