Reviews for User's Guide to Vacuum Technology

The average rating for User's Guide to Vacuum Technology based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-05-16 00:00:00 Alex Lue You can read my full summary here (website is unadvertised). It includes some things I felt were important that O'Hanlon left out and excludes some things from the book I felt weren't as important if you have a basic physics/chemistry background, e.g., gas properties). If your career deals with vacuum, read this book cover-to-cover. O'Hanlon begins with the basics of gases (their properties, flow regimes, relation with solids) and progresses to actual vacuum concepts. The mathematics behind vacuum are included with explanations, as well as lay-person descriptions. While the descriptions are nice, I encourage the reader to search the internet for videos of how the various pumps operate, as it is much clearer than words and a static figure. Third edition should be purchased if possible—the second edition was published before the invention of some important technology, e.g., scroll pumps.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-12-21 00:00:00 Dustin Yeager If your trying to learn about Christianity this 'student' Bible is really helpful.