December 12-13, 2019
A Practical Workshop in Modern Vacuum Technology with Hands-On Laboratory Sessions
Developed in partnership with
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and the Joint Arizona Consortium for Manufacturing and Engineering Education for Tomorrow
December 12-13, 2019
ASU Tempe Campus
Tim Karcher, Instructor
Description:
Vacuum concepts, equipment, and systems information will be presented to give the attendee an operational knowledge of modern vacuum technology. Equal emphasis will be placed on theoretical and practical instruction. Workshop time will be equally distributed between lecture and laboratory sessions. Lab sessions will consist of exercises to provide hands-on experience with and a working perspective of the vacuum techniques and systems principally used in industry, academia, and government laboratories.
Target Audience:
Researchers, engineers, and technicians who require an understanding of modern vacuum systems
Major Topics:
- Vacuum uses
- Properties of gases
- Vacuum pumps (from rough to UHV)
- Pumpdown, sealing, cleaning etc.
- Measurement of vacuum levels
- Leak detection
- Residual gas analysis
- Vacuum system design
Registration link for ilab users:
https://asu.corefacilities.org/service_item/new/3193?spt_id=13721
Contact Information:
| Workshop Content: | Tim Karcher | 480.965.9070 | timothy.karcher@asu.edu |
| Registration: | Emmanuel Soignard | 480.965.7242 | emmanuel.soignard@asu.edu |
| Payment: | 480.965.7980 | corefacilitiesfinance@asu.edu |
Registration Fees:
| ASU Attendees: $100 | Payment: ASU area org, cash or check |
| Non-ASU Attendees: $500 | Payment: Cash, check, PO or credit card (Visa or MasterCard) |
Schedule:
| 9 am -Noon |
Lecture Session Bateman Physical Sciences Wing B 152 (PSB 152) |
| Noon- 1 pm | Lunch |
| 1-4 pm |
Lab Session Goldwater Center B10 (GWC B10) |
Visitor parking is available at the ASU Fulton Center Garage on College Avenue north of University or at the Tyler Street Parking Structure on McAllister Ave and E Tyler St.
