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Vacuum applications in space research have opened the door to two important advancements: the detection of gravitational waves related to exploding stars or a number of collisions and the observation of black holes, as well as their photography.As such, the application of vacuum technology has enabled researchers to eliminate surrounding sound and vibrations, thus facilitating the processes mentioned above.Vacuum has also provided the means for obtaining the first photographs of black holes.

Vacuum applications in space research have opened the door to two important advancements: the detection of gravitational waves related to exploding stars or a number of collisions and the observation of black holes, as well as their photography.As such, the application of vacuum technology has enabled researchers to eliminate surrounding sound and vibrations, thus facilitating the processes mentioned above.Vacuum has also provided the means for obtaining the first photographs of black holes.


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Top Vacuum Socre brings you a new solution for optimizing valve selection.
2025-12-22
Top Vacuum Socre brings you a new solution for optimizing valve selection. In vacuum systems, vacuum system components used to change the direction of airflow, adjust the volume of airflow, cut off or connect pipelines are called vacuum valves. The functions of vacuum valves in vacuum systems are: switching air paths, changing the flow route of airflow; controlling the volume of airflow, adjusting the vacuum degree; and quantitatively inflating. Vacuum valves mainly include vacuum angle valves, vacuum ball valves, vacuum butterfly valves, vacuum diaphragm valves, vacuum gate valves, and vacuum globe valves. Different types of vacuum valves have different applications. Below, we will discuss the characteristics and common areas of use of different types of valves such as gate valves, globe valves, butterfly valves, and ball valves. When configuring and selecting vacuum valves, it is necessary to consider the minimum pressure difference and high flow resistance of components within the molecular flow range. In addition, the valve body and valve seat require the minimum leakage rate. The lubricant on the vacuum side of moving parts in the valve must be suitable for the required pressure and temperature range, or overall exposure to high or ultra-high vacuum should be avoided as much as possible. The minimum harmful (dead) space and large flow conductance are important, especially in the molecular flow range.