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Special treatment reduces helium permeation of glass in vacuum systems
Internal surfaces of the glass component of a vacuum system are exposed to cesium in gaseous form to reduce helium permeation. The cesium gas is derived from decomposition of cesium nitrate through heating. Several minutes of exposure of the internal surfaces of the glass vessel are sufficient to complete the treatment
Development of UHF measurements
Collector gauge and orbitron gauge for ultrahigh vacuum measurement
Extreme vacuum technology including cryosorption, diffusion pump and pressure calibration studies Summary technical report, 1 Feb. 1965 - 1 Mar. 1966
Cryosorption, diffusion pump, and pressure calibration studies in extreme vacuum science and technology application progra
Extreme vacuum technology including cryosorption, diffusion pump and pressure calibration studies Quarterly status report no. 8, 1 May - 1 Aug. 1965
Cryosorption, diffusion pump, and low pressure calibration studies on Penning gauge and cold cathode magnetro
Study of low pressure application of the orbitron
Evaluation of low pressure performance of orbitron ionization gaug
Quasi-static modelling of compliant mechanisms: application to a 2-DOF underactuated finger
In this paper, the kinematostatic and the quasi-static models of parallel mechanisms are applied to underactuated mechanisms. Both models are extended to the cases for which the actuated joints are not kinematically independent, and for which the external loads are function of the configuration of the mechanism, the grasped object being considered as not perfectly rigid. An application to a 2-DOF underactuated compliant finger is then presented with details about the implementation of the kinematostatic and the quasi-static models. Finally, some numerical results are given that illustrate possible contributions of these models for the analysis and the control of underactuated mechanisms. <br><br> <i>This paper was presented at the IFToMM/ASME International Workshop on Underactuated Grasping (UG2010), 19 August 2010, Montréal, Canada.</i>
An improved Orbitron ionization gage measures ultrahigh vacuum
Ionization gage with improved signal-to-noise ratio has a helical coil electrode which separates the solid cathode ion collector from the volume where ionization of gas molecules takes place. Helical coil increases lifetime of electrons and reduces secondary emission from the collector
North Central Tablelands Hydrogeologic Summary from Domestic Well-Water Quality in Rural Nebraska
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