Performance of a Turbomolecular Pump in the Transition and Slip Flow Regimes
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The performance of a turbomolecular pump in the transition and slip flow regimes is studied theoretically with the following two new assumptions about intermolecular collision. (1) The molecular number density is uniform in the passage of a blade row regardless of location. (2) In the process of intermolecular collision, molecules entirely lose their memory about the direction in which they have been moving before collision. Then, the theoretical results are verified by the experiments on several rotors with various geometrical dimensions. The theoretical results show good agreement with the experimental ones, and it is confirmed that the theory can be applied to a wide pressure range from free molecule to slip flow regime.
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