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Basic vacuum technology courses tailored to meet the needs of your personnel, and those individuals wanting to learn more about high and ultra high vacuum technology.
Course Description
An introduction to basic vacuum technology, theory and fundamentals, including but not limited to: gas behaviour, conductance, fluid flow, vapor pressure, vacuum measurement, etc. Familiarization with the physical construction, operation and maintenance of mechanical, diffusion, ion, cryo and turbo pumps, mass spectrometer leak detectors, residual gas analyzers, electron guns, sputtering systems, etc. Introduction to practical vacuum system design concepts using accessory vacuum equipment such as valves, traps, flanges, feedthroughs, viewports, pumps, chamber, etc.
PREVAC provides on-site vacuum related training courses and instruction sessions, designed to meet your requirements. The main advantages of our courses, training and instruction are:
- Increasing your vacuum knowledge and commitment of your employees and operators
- Better understanding on how vacuum equipment works and the related processes
- Optimizing your maintenance and therefore reducing costs, malfunctions and unwanted line down time
- Empowering you to be conversant and wel-informed when talking to suppliers or other vacuum specialists
The content of a vacuum training course or instruction session will be completely adjusted to your applications and the equipment hand at your company. Subjects often presented in our training courses or instruction sessions are:
- Basic principles, physical background and calculation methods, usability and maintenance of vacuum pumps
- Vacuum equipment selection, maintenance and calibration
- Choosing the right leak detection method, operating the proper equipment for the job and the correct work method
- How to work with vacuum equipment and getting practice
- Designing vacuum equipment and the accompanying constructive aspects
- Cleaning method and accompanying aspects
- Deposition processes, such as evaporation, sputtering aspects
- Residual gas analysis and mass spectrum interpretation
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