
2. Gas loads
To create a vacuum, the gases in the working chamber must be evacuated. To calculate the installation, we need to define the gas load or flow to be pumped (figure 2 ), which will oppose the pressure drop.
We'll just highlight a few points that seem important to us. A more detailed analysis can be found in the article Production du vide. Theoretical background to this treatise.
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