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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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1) Vacuum technology - vacuum acquisition, types of pumps; pressure measurement. 2) Cryogenic technology - obtaining low temperatures; cryostats. 3) High temperature technology - measuring and obtaining high temperatures. 4) High pressure technology - measuring and obtaining high pressures; pressure chambers. 5) Industrial gases 6) Clean rooms 7) Construction of measuring and testing systems 8) Digital measuring systems 9) Utilization of ionizing radiation 10) Modern measuring methods
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monologic Lecture(Interpretation, Training)
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Learning outcomes
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Overview of techniques of creating an environment for different types of experiments and industrial applications (vacuum, high temperatures, low temperatures, high pressure, etc.). The other part is focused on the construction of measuring and testing systems and the use of modern measuring methods in the research and the industry.
Knowledge for solving problems in the studied areas.
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Prerequisites
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unspecified
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Oral exam
To demonstrate the level of his/her knowledge.
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Recommended literature
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Frank Pobell. (2007). Matter and methods at low temperatu.
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Karl Jousten. (2016). Handbook of vacuum technology.
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Ketil Motzfeldt. (2013). High Temperature Experiments in Chemistry and Materials Science.
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Richard Leach. (2009). Fundamental Principles of Engineering Nanometrology.
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William Whyte. (2001). Cleanroom Design.
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Wolfgang Holzapfel, Neil Isaacs. (1997). High pressure techniques in chemistry and physics a practical approach.
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