Vacuum At LLO 2016 SURF Udochu, Ogbonnaya LIGO-T1600389.

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Vacuum At LLO 2016 SURF Udochu, Ogbonnaya LIGO-T1600389

Introduction LIGO is a large physics experiment that detects and observes gravitational waves at a cosmic and astronomical level An interferometer is a device that merges light sources to create interference The interferometer is operated under ultra high vacuum (UHV) conditions, which is the pressure region less than 10-9 torr An RGA allows one to know the chemical species involved in gas phase reactions

Residual Gas Analyzers (RGA) A Residual Gas Analyzer (RGA) allows the user to measure the gases present in low-pressure environments. The principle of operation is the same for all RGA instruments: A small fraction of the gas molecules are ionized (positive) and the resulting ions are separated, detected and measured according to their molecular masses. www.scitek.com.au

RGA Cont. Parts of RGA Filament/ Analyzer Calibrated leak O ring valve All metal bellow valve Baking of the RGA is to remove hydrocarbons and other impurities. Baked at 150 degrees Celsius Baked for 4 days

Leak Detection Helium is the best choice of tracer gas to find leaks Due to its small atomic size helium passes easily through leaks. Methods of Leak Checking are; Vacuum Testing Pressure Testing

Leak Check of RGA Leak checked after manifold was built Used Helium leak detector Used Vacuum Testing Method

Pump Down (Roughing Down) Processed used to take the pressures closer to vacuum pressures from atm. Scroll pumps used Used to get to molecular flow in a system

Scans and Trends

RGA pre-bake Scan

References https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/page/what-is- interferometer https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/page/ligos-ifo http://www.heliumleakdetection.net/Helium- Leak-Testing/what-is-helium-leak-detection.html

Questions