Study of residual gas analyser (RGA) response towards known leaks

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Abstract

Helium leak testing is the most versatile form of weld qualification test for any vacuum application. Almost every ultra-high vacuum (UHV) system utilizes this technique for insuring leak tightness for the weld joints as well as demountable joints. During UHV system under operational condition with many other integrated components, in-situ developed leaks identification becomes one of the prime aspect for maintaining the health of such system and for continuing the experiments onwards. Since online utilization of leak detector (LD) has many practical limitations, residual gas analyser (RGA) can be used as a potential instrument for online leak detection. For this purpose, a co-relation for a given leak rate between Leak Detector and RGA is experimentally established. This paper describes the experimental aspect and the relationship between leak detector and RGA.

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Pathan, F. S., Khan, Z., Semwal, P., George, S., Raval, D. C., Thankey, P. L., … Dhanani, K. R. (2012). Study of residual gas analyser (RGA) response towards known leaks. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 390). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/390/1/012024

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