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All OIPT Systems Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology System Manual 1.3 Flow versus scale reading graphs G/GAS/ROT/050 (Tube No: A 125-3) G/GAS/ROT/25L (Tube No: A250-4) A125·3 A250-4 60 30 25 / 50 ,/ V 40 ./ 20 ,/ / V F…

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System
Manual
Oxford
Instruments
Plasma Technology
All OIPT Systems
The
flow-setting
knob
can be
on
the
upstream
or
downstream
side
of
the
tube.
If
it
is
upstream
(below
the
tube),
the
pressure
in
the
tube
is
close
to
the
exit
pressure,
which
should be close
to
1
bar
absolute
for
pump
or
exhaust pipe
purging.
If
the
knob
is
downstream
(above
the
tUbe)
the
pressure in
the
tube
is
close
to
the
supply
pressure
of
the
gas. This
method
is
normally
used
if
the
exit
pressure
is
below
atmospheric
pressure,
which
is
often
the
case
in
turbomolecular
pump
purging.
If
in
doubt,
control
downstream
is
always safe, because
the
ball
float
will
operate
normally
and
the
purge
flow
will
be
slightly
higher
than
given in
the
table.
1.2
Setting
the
required
purge
flow
rate
CAUTION
The
rotameter
scale is
graduated
with
values
of
0
to
6. These
graduations
do
not
represent
flow
rates
in
seem
or
slpm.
To
set
the
required
flow
rate,
use
the
following
procedure.
Note
that
the
following
procedure
is
for
setting
N
2
purge
flow
rates
for
pumps; a similar procedure can be
used
for
other
applications, e.g. etch cleaning,
glove
box
purging,
etc.
To set
the
required
flow
rate, use
the
following
procedure:
1)
Refer
to
the
pump
manufacturer's
literature
or
to
the
relevant DIPT Installation Data
document
to
obtain
the
required
N
2
flow
rate.
2)
Check
the
Tube
number
(marked
on
the
Rotameter
tube)
and
then
refer
to
the
relevant
rotameter's
graph
on
page 4 and
note
the
required scale reading.
3)
Ensure
that
the
N
2
supply meets
the
Mandatory
Requirements
for
Nitrogen
Supplies
as
stated in
the
DIPT Services Specifications
document
sub-section 5.1.
4)
Adjust
the
rotameter
flow-setting
knob
so
that
the
centre
of
the
ball
float
is
aligned
with
the
required
scale reading. (Rotate
knob
anti-clockwise
to
increase
flow,
clockwise
to
reduce
flow.)
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All
OIPT Systems
Oxford
Instruments
Plasma
Technology
System Manual
1.3
Flow
versus scale
reading
graphs
G/GAS/ROT/050 (Tube No: A
125-3)
G/GAS/ROT/25L (Tube No:
A250-4)
A125·3
A250-4
60
30
25
/
50
,/
V
40
./
20
,/
/
V
Flow
/'
Flow
/
(seem)
30
/'
(slpm)15
/
20
/
10
1:/
/
5
01
/
/
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Scale
Reading
Scale
Reading
G/GAS/ROT/40L
(Tube
No:
A250-6)
G/GAS/ROT/900
(Tube
No:
A250-1)
A250-6
A250-1
50
5
40
./
4
./
/'
V
30
/
3
/
Flow
/
Flow
/
(slpm)
(slpm)
20
/
2
/
10
./
1 V
/
/
v
0/
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Scale Reading
Scale Reading
G/GAS/ROT/aOO (Tube No:
A125-7)
A125-7
900
/
800
/
700
/
600
500
/
Flow
V
(seem)
400
/
300
200
/
V
100 /
0/
0
1 2
3
4
5 6
Scale
Reading
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Appendix
S
Qualitative
Specifications
for
all
of
Oxford
Instruments
Plasma
Technology's
Plasma
and
Ion
Beam
Systems
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