1977
DOI: 10.1016/0042-207x(77)90051-3
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1.17 Turbomolecular pumps with corrosion-resistant oil for the lubrication and cooling of the rotor bearings

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“…High-speed turbomolecular pumps ran for a long time with Y-VAC 06/6 or 18/8 forced lubrication: in particular, VAC 06/6 has been tested up to 15000 h and several cases of operating periods longer than 25 000 h have been reported in the nuclear field without problems on bearings (Henning and Lotz, 1977). Roots pumps can run very satisfactory with Fomblin carrying aggressive gases (HF, UF6, C1F3).…”
Section: Mechanical Pumpsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…High-speed turbomolecular pumps ran for a long time with Y-VAC 06/6 or 18/8 forced lubrication: in particular, VAC 06/6 has been tested up to 15000 h and several cases of operating periods longer than 25 000 h have been reported in the nuclear field without problems on bearings (Henning and Lotz, 1977). Roots pumps can run very satisfactory with Fomblin carrying aggressive gases (HF, UF6, C1F3).…”
Section: Mechanical Pumpsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…vacuum technicians(Conru and Laberge, 1975;Dennis et al, 1978;Henning and Lotz, 1977; Holland et al 1972a,b; Laurenson, 1977; Laurenson and Caporiccio, 1977; Luches and Perrone 1976;Tsai et al, 1979).…”
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“…Field-desorption mass spectra of the purified pentitol phosphates were obtained by Dr. Anne Dell (Imperial College) with a dual field-desorption/ electron-impact source on a KRATOS MS50 mass spectrometer. The spectra were counted by comparison with the electron-impact spectrum of Fombln (Henning & Lotz, 1977). Desorption of the pentitol phosphates occurred at a wire current of 20-23 mA.…”
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confidence: 99%