What common cooling system failures affect MS-HS sputtering equipment in Pakistan’s high-temperature conditions?
What common cooling system failures affect MS-HS sputtering equipment in Pakistan’s high-temperature conditions?
High ambient temperatures, especially during summer in areas like Sindh and Punjab, can overheat sputtering equipment if cooling systems underperform. This can lead to equipment damage o r deposition inconsistencies. What cooling system types chillers, water recirculators, etc. are best suited for the Pakistani climate? How often should cooling systems be maintained o r upgraded to ensure reliability in MS-HS applications?
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Talha Kyanii asked on 26 Jul 2025 15:37:31 pm


In hot climates often exceeding 40°C, standard cooling systems underperform, leading to overheating of targets, power supplies, and vacuum components.
Best practices:
Use closed-loop water chillers with a minimum capacity of 2–5 kW, especially with copper o r stainless steel piping.
Regularly clean filters and check coolant levels monthly.
Install temperature sensors on key components like magnetrons, RF generators, and target holders.
Avoid using tap water as a coolant due to mineral buildup instead, use deionized o r distilled water.
Maintain lab temperature below 25°C using air conditioning o r ventilation.
Best practices:
Use closed-loop water chillers with a minimum capacity of 2–5 kW, especially with copper o r stainless steel piping.
Regularly clean filters and check coolant levels monthly.
Install temperature sensors on key components like magnetrons, RF generators, and target holders.
Avoid using tap water as a coolant due to mineral buildup instead, use deionized o r distilled water.
Maintain lab temperature below 25°C using air conditioning o r ventilation.
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