Vacuum, Leak and Pressure

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Anonymous Poster	Vacuum, Leak and Pressure 10/04/2006 5:10 AM
	It may sound stupid, but I'm developing a total refresh of a vacuum sustem (USON 4000 Series), with major improvements, but I can't find the formula relating the value of a leak against the pressure. Here is some details: I have a master caliper, with 40cc/min @ 26 InHg. What will be the value of this leak if I change the system pressure to 30-32 inHg? Can anyone provide me a website or a reference table / formula ? Thanks!
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Anonymous Poster	#1 Re: Vacuum, Leak and Pressure 10/05/2006 3:40 AM
	to my understanding there is no such formula valid for all pressures and all types of leaks. some leaks are just a kind of singular borehole others are made off porous matter. Best to do is to refer to the manufacturer. a very good reference gain know how about leak-detection is: www.lecksuchtechnik.de the bad news: its in german reinhard
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