University of the Incarnate Word (20240293973). 3D Printed Multiport Vacuum Chamber simplified abstract

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3D Printed Multiport Vacuum Chamber

Organization Name

University of the Incarnate Word

Inventor(s)

Rosa Elia Cardenas of San Antonio TX (US)

Angel Joaquin Perez Linde of San Antonio TX (US)

3D Printed Multiport Vacuum Chamber - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240293973 titled '3D Printed Multiport Vacuum Chamber

    • Simplified Explanation:**

This patent application discusses a photopolymer resin multiport vacuum chamber capable of maintaining vacuum levels below 30 mtorr at room temperature and 2 mtorr at low temperatures. The manufacturing method involves vat photopolymerization additive manufacturing techniques, with safety measures for pressurized gases.

    • Key Features and Innovation:**

- Photopolymer resin multiport vacuum chamber - Vacuum levels below 30 mtorr at room temperature and 2 mtorr at low temperatures - Manufacturing method using vat photopolymerization additive manufacturing techniques - Safety measures for pressurized gases

    • Potential Applications:**

- Research laboratories - Semiconductor manufacturing - Aerospace industry

    • Problems Solved:**

- Maintaining vacuum levels in a range of temperatures - Safety concerns with pressurized gases

    • Benefits:**

- Precise control of vacuum levels - Compatibility with standard fittings - Easy adhesion to standard piping and tubing

    • Commercial Applications:**

The photopolymer resin multiport vacuum chamber can be used in various industries such as research, semiconductor manufacturing, and aerospace for precise control of vacuum levels and safety with pressurized gases.

    • Questions about Photopolymer Resin Multiport Vacuum Chamber:**

1. How does the photopolymer resin multiport vacuum chamber maintain vacuum levels below 30 mtorr at room temperature and 2 mtorr at low temperatures?

  - The chamber utilizes vat photopolymerization additive manufacturing techniques to achieve these vacuum levels.

2. What are the potential safety benefits of using this vacuum chamber in industries dealing with pressurized gases?

  - The chamber includes safety measures such as a pressure safety release valve to ensure safe operation with pressurized gases.


Original Abstract Submitted

a photopolymer resin multiport vacuum chamber capable of holding vacuum down to a level below 30 mtorr in a range of temperatures near room temperature of 300 k and 2 mtorr at low temperatures of 2 k and the manufacturing method using vat photopolymerization additive manufacturing techniques are the subject of protection in the following invention patent application. safety issues solutions for uses with pressurized gasses are considered. the vacuum chamber presents one or several vacuum ports that are compatible with kf and/or iso standard fittings, so it is easily connected with kf/iso standard transfer lines and vacuum ports in addition to a pressure safety release valve. it also includes a port for easy adhesion to standard pvc piping and/or metal tubing