Importance of components cleaning in the ultrahigh vacuum performance of beamline front ends

Importance of components cleaning in the ultrahigh vacuum performance of beamline front ends

The Advanced Photon Source (APS) has 40 beamline front ends in its initial phase of operations; eventually a total of 69 beamline front ends will be connected to the storage ring. The ultrahigh vacuum performance of these front ends will have a significant impact on the storage ring vacuum and on th...

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Veröffentlicht in:Review of Scientific Instruments 1996-09, Vol.67 (9), p.3378-3378
Hauptverfasser: Liu, C., Collins, J. T., Nielsen, R. W., Kruy, T. L., Ramanathan, M., Kuzay, T. M.
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description The Advanced Photon Source (APS) has 40 beamline front ends in its initial phase of operations; eventually a total of 69 beamline front ends will be connected to the storage ring. The ultrahigh vacuum performance of these front ends will have a significant impact on the storage ring vacuum and on the lifetime of the positron beam. In this paper we emphasize the importance of proper component cleaning to the ultrahigh vacuum performance of beamline front ends. Critical issues in the cleaning process include using environmentally friendly cleaning agents and applications of ultrasonic agitation, thorough deionized water rinsing, and vacuum furnace baking. A simple and cost‐effective cleaning facility consisting of ultrasonic cleaning tanks, a drying tank, and a vacuum furnace has been set up. The effectiveness of component cleaning is evaluated by the base pressure achievable in comparison to what is expected according to vacuum calculations using available outgassing rates for the components. Each major component is vacuum tested before final assembly. Vacuum comparisons in some vendor‐provided components before and after additional cleaning will be discussed.
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