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Pumping a Vacuum System
Pumping a vacuum system comes in 3 phases:
1) Pumping the volume
2) Pumping the surface
3) Pumping the gases
Pump down time
The time it takes to pump down a vacuum with two different types of pressures P1, P2 and pumping speed (Sp) is
t= ((2.3 V)/ Sp ) * log ( P1/P2)
where t = time in seconds, V= volume in liters, S = average pumping speed lit/s, Pi = initial pressure, Pj = final pressure
Assumptions made when it comes to vacuums:
1) The pumping speed does not deviate significantly from its average value ( Constant pumping speed)
2) The final pressure P2, is above the system base pressure by at least 1 decade.
Pumping speeds for most pumps are given in terms of N2. For other gases the rates of the molecular weights must be taken into account.
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