| Mark 2 Ion Hemisphere | 
|   Overview: 
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    Hemisphere: 4" diameter hemisphere with 0.75" diameter inner grid. New reactor will present more optimal 1:5 grid ratio.  | 
  
ISO-100 Flange: 4" hemisphere will be machined to fit five 2.75" CF half nipples and welded to ISO flange. O-ring will seal both hemispheres together.  | 
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    Hemisphere: Hemisphere face sanded down to present even face to fit flange.  | 
  
Components: Each half of the reactor core will consist of 1 NW40 weld stub, one ISO-100 flange, and a 4" diameter hemisphere.  | 
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NW-40 Weld Stub: NW40 weld stubs will be used to connect the reactor core to the high voltage feedthrough and vacuum hub.  | 
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Index Hole: An index hole is drilled on the hemispheres axis as a reference point for machining.  | 
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Primary Bore(1/18/2005): A small hole is bored out with the lathe in order to fit in a boring bar that will turn the hole out to the proper size.  | 
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Secondary Bore(1/19/2005): A 1.5" OD hole is bored out with the lathe using a boring bar in order to fit the vacuum flange. The hole is counter bored to provide a lip for the flange to sit on.  | 
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Counter Bored Hole(1/19/2005): 
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Flange Fit(1/19/2005): Flange firs tightly into bored hole.  | 
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Hemisphere (1/19/2005): Hemisphere 1 assembled and ready for welding.  | 
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Core Components (2/1/2005): Core machining complete and ready for welding.  | 
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