Abstract
A simple system, which allows an ion source gas bottle (located in the terminal of the accelerator) to be pressurized through copper and polypropylene tubing from an external gas cylinder, is described. Since it is not necessary to remove the insulating gas from the accelerator tank, a complete change in accelerated ions can be made in 30 min or less. Electrical breakdowns in the polypropylene tubing (with subsequent rupture) is prevented by backfilling with insulating gas.
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