clusec

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clusec [¦klü¦sek]

(mechanical engineering)

A unit of power used to measure the power of evacuation of a vacuum pump, equal to the power associated with a leak rate of 1 centiliter per second at a pressure of 1 millitorr, or to approximately 1.33322 × 10^-6watt.

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