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Atmosphere

(March 20-25, 2007)

Andrzej Harasz

The Atmosphere of Holy: The St. Mary Sanctuary in Sulistrowiczki

Gabi Haindl

No Atmosphere

Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany

March 20th 2007, 12:40 pm CET

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No Atmosphere, that's meant literally. This is a lab with a big ultra-high vacuum system. The pressure in the system is below 10e-8 mbar, and in the analysis chamber even better. (Look at the panel of the rack to the left! 2.6e-9 mbar, falling)

Such a system has to run 24/7 year-round to keep the ultra-high vacuum. If the spectrometer (that's the one where you can look inside through the viewport) has to be vented for repair or service, it takes minimum half a week (including a bake-out process) until the ultra-high vacuum is back.

The location: Technical University Darmstadt, Department of Materials Sciences, Surface Science Division of Prof. Dr. Jaegermann.

This big system of connected vacuum chambers has been built for research on thin-film solar cells. Each evaporation step of the different materials has its own chamber and from each chamber you can get to the other chambers or to the spectrometer for analysing the films and back without leaving the vacuum.

At the moment two of our guest researchers from India are taking spectra from their sample which you can see through the viewport nearby inside the vacuum chamber.
Another panorama of the lab and more panoramas related to the theme Atmosphere.

For contact information and more panoramas of Germany, check my personal website, Kugelblick.de.
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Coolpix 5000 with the fisheye FC-E8 set to full frame, Manfrotto QTVR Kit 302+, stiched with PTMac / MakeCubic, Nadir inserted with PaintShopPro on a PC.

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