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Analysis of the compression characteristics of vapor jet injected into high vacuum SCIE SCOPUS

Title
Analysis of the compression characteristics of vapor jet injected into high vacuum
Authors
Lee, YKLee, JW
Date Issued
1996-03
Publisher
KOREAN SOC MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
Abstract
The working principle of diffusion pump, a kind of vacuum pumps, is to use the high momentum of vapor jet which is injected into high vacuum. Since flow regime inside the diffusion pump consists of continuum, transition and free molecular, a continuum approach is not valid to calculate the flow field. In this paper, the compression characteristics of a vapor jet into high vacuum were simulated using the direct simulation Monte Carlo (DSMC) method. The hard sphere model is used as a molecular model and the no time counter (NTC) scheme is employed as a collision sampling technique. Steady state flow characteristics such as velocity, temperature, density distributions of the pumped gas and oil vapor are calculated by simulating about hundreds of thousand molecules. The main result is that the pumping speed of a single stage pump can be described based on the transmission probabilities which have nearly constant values irrespective of pressures at the inlet and outlet. Using these features, compression characteristics of diffusion pump can also be described by transmission probability concept as in the case of other high vacuum pump.
Keywords
diffusion pump; transition flow; Monte Carlo method; transmission probability; MONTE-CARLO SIMULATION; GAS-DYNAMICS; DIFFUSION
URI
https://oasis.postech.ac.kr/handle/2014.oak/21625
DOI
10.1007/BF02953946
ISSN
1011-8861
Article Type
Article
Citation
KSME JOURNAL, vol. 10, no. 1, page. 72 - 85, 1996-03
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