Effect of surface polishing and vacuum firing on electron stimulated desorption from 316LN stainless steel
Effect of surface polishing and vacuum firing on electron stimulated desorption from 316LN stainless steel
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10.1116/1.4887035
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2014-07
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O. Malyshev;B. Hogan;M. Pendleton
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O. Malyshev;B. Hogan;M. Pendleton
The reduction of thermal outgassing from stainless steel by surface polishing or vacuum firing is well-known in vacuum technology, and the consequent use of both techniques allows an even further reduction of outgassing. The aim of this study was to identify the effectiveness of surface polishing and vacuum firing for reducing electron-stimulated desorption (ESD) from 316LN stainless steel, which is a frequently used material for particle accelerator vacuum chambers and components. It was found that, unlike for thermal outgassing, surface polishing does not reduce the ESD yield and may even increase it, while vacuum firing of nonpolished sample reduces only the H2 ESD yield by a factor 2.