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A flow-through vacuum degassing unit for degassing a liquid includes a vacuum chamber adapted to be connected to a source for creating a vacuum in the chamber, an inlet and an outlet connection for admitting and discharging liquid to be degassed, a tube for conducting the liquid through the chamber,

A flow-through vacuum degassing unit for degassing a liquid includes a vacuum chamber adapted to be connected to a source for creating a vacuum in the chamber, an inlet and an outlet connection for admitting and discharging liquid to be degassed, a tube for conducting the liquid through the chamber, wherein the tube is a gas permeable polymeric resin material, and a control circuit for operating the source for creating a vacuum in the chamber responsive to a sensed vacuum level in the chamber.

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1. A flow-through vacuum degassing unit for degassing one or more liquids comprising:a vacuum chamber adapted to be connected to a source for creating a vacuum in the chamber; inlet and outlet connections for admitting and discharging liquid to be degassed; a continuous tube for conducting the liqui

1. A flow-through vacuum degassing unit for degassing one or more liquids comprising:a vacuum chamber adapted to be connected to a source for creating a vacuum in the chamber; inlet and outlet connections for admitting and discharging liquid to be degassed; a continuous tube for conducting the liquid through the chamber, the tube being connected between the inlet and the outlet connection and the tube being formed of a polymeric material permeable to pass dissolved gases therethrough but liquid impermeable; and control means for operating a two stage, series pump for creating a vacuum in the chamber responsive to a sensed vacuum level in the chamber, wherein a second stage of said pump is continuously vented through a sintered metal plug, with said control means being designed to operate said vacuum source at a relatively rapid rate during initial pump down, and being further adapted to operate said vacuum source at a substantially steady but lower rate after a desired level of vacuum has been achieved.