[Sneap] Vibration attenuation
Powell E. Barber
barber at nucmar.physics.fsu.edu
Wed Apr 22 07:39:14 EDT 2009
If you can tolerate the hit in conductance and expense, an effective
method is to isolate the pump from the chamber with a 90 degree fitting
and two bellows, one between the 90 and the chamber, and the other
between the 90 and the pump. The 90 is then anchored solidly, either by
mounting to something massive, or I've seen it buried in sand.
Not my idea. See chapter 3.3 of Experimental Techniques in Condensed
Matter Physics, ISBN 0-201-360783.
I've seen this used successfully on a dil-fridge at the National High
Magnetic Field Laboratory here in Tallahassee.
Regards,
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