James A. Moore
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Stick-Slip Squeal in a Dry Scroll Vacuum Pump
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Vacuum pumps have been described as compressors for rarefield gases. This paper discusses an occurrence of stick-slip squeal that developed during the design of a new model, low-noise, dry scroll pump.
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