Ion Drag Pumps

Otmar M. Stuetzer

doi:10.1063/1.1735388

January 1, 1960Journal of Applied Physics

Ion Drag Pumps

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This research aims to explore the efficiency and behavior of ion drag pumps designed for insulating fluids.
Theoretical modeling of ion drag pump functions.
Supporting measurements were taken from practical pump implementations.
Investigation of cascading and paralleling techniques for pump stages.
The theoretical model indicates significant efficiency variations depending on design parameters.
Measurements confirm the practical applicability of the theoretical predictions.
Cascading stages enhance overall pumping efficiency beyond individual stage outputs.

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Theoretical analysis investigates efficiency of ion drag pumps in insulating fluids, suggesting performance insights.

Abstract

The behavior and the efficiency of a simplified model of an ion drag pump for insulating fluids is discussed theoretically. Supporting measurements on real pumps are reported. Cascading and paralleling of pumping stages is investigated.

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