The Thermionic Valve And Its Developments in Radio Telegraphy And Telephony
The Thermionic Valve And Its Developments in Radio Telegraphy And Telephony
John Ambrose Fleming
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54. Irving Langmuir High- Vacuum Boiling Mercury Pump. Various modifications of this boiling mercury pump are in use in lamp factories for valve manufacture. The Cosmos Lamp Works, Ltd. , of Ponders End, Middle- sex, England, make a simple form of mercury pump of steel. It consists of a steel flask, F, of thin welded sheet steel, which 100 EADIOTELEGRAPHY has an exit pipe at the top and a side tube, N, entering it about one-third of the way up (see Fig. 55). The top tube is connected to a mecha...nical pump making a vacuum of about 0-002 mm. , but between the mechanical pump and the To valve being exhausted. To mechanical rotary air pump. Fro. 55. Cosmos High- Vacuum Boiling Mercury Pump. mercury pump must be inserted some trap, C, for stopping the passage of mercury vapour. This may consist of a long tube kept cold and filled with copper turnings. The ateel flask has about 1 Ib. Of mercury put in it, and this is caused to boil by a lamp, B. The mercury boiling under reduced pressure rises in the form of mercury vapour and carries with it air molecules entering by the side tube from the vessel to be exhausted.
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