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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.
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Standardization
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
- Système d'unités SI et recommandations pour l'utilisation des multiples et de certaines autres unités. - ISO 1000 - 1981
- Atmosphère standard. - ISO 554 - 1976
- Technologie du Vide : vocabulaire partie 1. - ISO 3529/I - 1981
- Technologie du Vide : vocabulaire partie 2. - ISO 3529/II - 1981
- Technologie du Vide : vocabulaire partie 3....
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