A magnetically driven piston pump for ultra-clean applications

F. LePort; R. Neilson; P. S. Barbeau; K. Barry; L. Bartoszek; I. Counts; J. Davis; R. deVoe; M. J. Dolinski; G. Gratta; M. Green; M. Montero Diez; A. R. Mueller; K. O'Sullivan; A. Rivas; K. Twelker; B. Aharmim; M. Auger; V. Belov; C. Benitez-Medina; M. Breidenbach; A. Burenkov; B. Cleveland; R. Conley; J. Cook; S. Cook; W. Craddock; T. Daniels; M. Dixit; A. Dobi; K. Donato; W. Fairbank; J. Farine; P. Fierlinger; D. Franco; G. Giroux; R. Gornea; K. Graham; C. Green; C. Haegemann; C. Hall; K. Hall; D. Hallman; C. Hargrove; S. Herrin; M. Hughes; J. Hodgson; F. Juget; L. J. Kaufman; A. Karelin; J. Ku; A. Kuchenkov; K. Kumar; D. S. Leonard; G. Lutter; D. Mackay; R. MacLellan; M. Marino; B. Mong; P. Morgan; A. Odian; A. Piepke; A. Pocar; C. Y. Prescott; K. Pushkin; E. Rollin; P. C. Rowson; B. Schmoll; D. Sinclair; K. Skarpaas; S. Slutsky; V. Stekhanov; V. Strickland; M. Swift; J. -L. Vuilleumier; J. -M. Vuilleumier; U. Wichoski; J. Wodin; L. Yang; Y. -R. Yen

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A magnetically driven piston pump for ultra-clean applications

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A magnetically driven piston pump for ultra-clean applications

F. LePort, R. Neilson, P. S. Barbeau, K. Barry, L. Bartoszek, I. Counts, J. Davis, R. deVoe, M. J. Dolinski, G. Gratta, …

Review of scientific instruments, v 82(10), pp 105114-105114-5

01 Oct 2011

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3653391

PMID: 22047336

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Instruments & Instrumentation

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A magnetically driven piston pump for xenon gas recirculation is presented. The pump is designed to satisfy extreme purity and containment requirements, as is appropriate for the recirculation of isotopically enriched xenon through the purification system and large liquid xenon time projection chamber of EXO-200. The pump, using sprung polymer gaskets, is capable of pumping more than 16 standard liters per minute of xenon gas with 750 Torr differential pressure. (C) 2011 American Institute of Physics. [doi:10.1063/1.3653391]

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Title: A magnetically driven piston pump for ultra-clean applications
Creators: F. LePort - Stanford University
R. Neilson - Stanford University
P. S. Barbeau - Stanford University
K. Barry - Stanford University
L. Bartoszek - Stanford University
I. Counts - Stanford University
J. Davis - Stanford University
R. deVoe - Stanford University
M. J. Dolinski - Stanford University
G. Gratta - Stanford University
M. Green - Stanford University
M. Montero Diez - Stanford University
A. R. Mueller - Stanford Univ, Dept Phys, Stanford, CA 94305 USA
K. O'Sullivan - Stanford University
A. Rivas - Stanford University
K. Twelker - Stanford University
B. Aharmim - Laurentian University
M. Auger - University of Bern
V. Belov - Inst Theoret & Expt Phys, Moscow 117218, Russia
C. Benitez-Medina - Colorado State University
M. Breidenbach - Stanford University
A. Burenkov - Inst Theoret & Expt Phys, Moscow 117218, Russia
B. Cleveland - Laurentian University
R. Conley - Stanford University
J. Cook - University of Massachusetts Amherst
S. Cook - Colorado State University
W. Craddock - Stanford University
T. Daniels - University of Massachusetts Amherst
M. Dixit - Carleton University
A. Dobi - University of Maryland, College Park
K. Donato - Laurentian University
W. Fairbank - Colorado State University
J. Farine - Laurentian University
P. Fierlinger - Technical University of Munich
D. Franco - University of Bern
G. Giroux - University of Bern
R. Gornea - University of Bern
K. Graham - Carleton University
C. Green - Carleton University
C. Haegemann - Carleton Univ, Dept Phys, Ottawa, ON KIS 5B6, Canada
C. Hall - University of Maryland, College Park
K. Hall - Colorado State University
D. Hallman - Laurentian University
C. Hargrove - Carleton University
S. Herrin - Stanford University
M. Hughes - University of Alabama
J. Hodgson - Stanford University
F. Juget - University of Bern
L. J. Kaufman - Indiana University
A. Karelin - Inst Theoret & Expt Phys, Moscow 117218, Russia
J. Ku - Stanford University
A. Kuchenkov - Inst Theoret & Expt Phys, Moscow 117218, Russia
K. Kumar - University of Massachusetts Amherst
D. S. Leonard - Seoul National University
G. Lutter - University of Bern
D. Mackay - Stanford University
R. MacLellan - University of Alabama
M. Marino - Technical University of Munich
B. Mong - Colorado State University
P. Morgan - University of Massachusetts Amherst
A. Odian - Stanford University
A. Piepke - University of Alabama
A. Pocar - University of Massachusetts Amherst
C. Y. Prescott - Stanford University
K. Pushkin - University of Alabama
E. Rollin - Carleton University
P. C. Rowson - Stanford University
B. Schmoll - University of Massachusetts Amherst
D. Sinclair - Carleton University
K. Skarpaas - Stanford University
S. Slutsky - University of Maryland, College Park
V. Stekhanov - Inst Theoret & Expt Phys, Moscow 117218, Russia
V. Strickland - Carleton University
M. Swift - Stanford University
J. -L. Vuilleumier - University of Bern
J. -M. Vuilleumier - University of Bern
U. Wichoski - Laurentian University
J. Wodin - Stanford University
L. Yang - SLAC Natl Accelerator Lab, Menlo Pk, CA 94025 USA
Y. -R. Yen - University of Maryland, College Park
Publication Details: Review of scientific instruments, v 82(10), pp 105114-105114-5
Publisher: American Institute of Physics
Number of pages: 5
Grant note: FNS in Switzerland N 10-02-00484 / Russian Federation for Basic Research (RFBR) in Russia; Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR) 0969259 / Direct For Mathematical & Physical Scien; National Science Foundation (NSF); NSF - Directorate for Mathematical & Physical Sciences (MPS) NSERC in Canada; Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) U.S. Department of Energy (DoE); United States Department of Energy (DOE) MSE National Science Foundation (NSF) in the United States; National Science Foundation (NSF)
Resource Type: Journal article
Language: English
Academic Unit: Physics
Web of Science ID: WOS:000296531100064
Scopus ID: 2-s2.0-80655146343
Other Identifier: 991019186798804721

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