vacuümregimes
Vacuümregimes refers to the different states or regimes that a vacuum system can operate in, characterized by distinct pressure ranges and the dominant physical phenomena occurring within that pressure range. These regimes are crucial for understanding and controlling the behavior of gases in low-pressure environments, particularly in scientific research and industrial applications.
The most common classification of vacuum regimes includes High Vacuum, Ultra-High Vacuum, and Extremely High Vacuum.
Ultra-High Vacuum (UHV) extends from 10^-7 to 10^-12 millibars. Here, the mean free path of gas molecules
Extremely High Vacuum (XHV) represents the lowest pressure regime, below 10^-12 millibars. This level of vacuum