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How to make a vacuum vessel airtight?

2009-03-30View Original

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Many devices these days come equipped with vacuum systems. I wonder how the vacuum systems in various devices maintain their airtightness?
Reply #22009-03-30
24-hour vacuum test, with a pressure increase rate of no more than 5%
Reply #32009-03-30
Conduct a sealed pressure increase test: the pressure increase rate over 24 hours shall not exceed 5%
Reply #42009-03-31
First, a positive pressure test is conducted; after the leakage points are fixed, a pressure retention test is carried out. If the pressure retention test is successful, a vacuum pressure retention test is performed by evacuating the area, and the test is considered passed once the pressure reaches the specified level within the given time!

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