The Ragout-jet setup

How it began in 1998

ragout: rapid acquisition - giant outlet

Rapid acquisition - giant outlet; two key features of the pulsed nozzles which were synchronized with a rapid scan interferometer. Like in a ragout, the ragout-jet provided a mix of differently-shaped and sized chunks of matter in a fluid environment. Enlarged buffer volume and pumping capacity in 2001.

From left to right: Pfeiffer roots pumping system, 5 buffer cylinders, Bruker IFS66v/S FTIR spectrometer
Close-up of the pumping system: Making 48000 cubic meters of vacuum per day
Revised