Good References for Vacuum Flow Calculations

High vacuum systems are becoming more common and a number of semiconductor processes already operate in high vacuum.  The following references are ones that I have found useful in performing vacuum system calculations.

Pfeiffer Vacuum, which manufactures vacuum pumps and other components, has a nice PDF handbook which is free to download.  It covers the basics of vacuum as well as operating principles of various pumps and as well as a number of practical issues.
https://www.pfeiffer-vacuum.com/filepool/File/Vacuum-Technology-Book/Vacuum-Technology-Book-II-Part-2.pdf?referer=1456&request_locale=en_US

The Handbook of Vacuum Technology edited by Karl Jousten is a thorough reference with detailed calculations for wide variety of problems in vacuum systems.
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The text Vacuum Technology by Roth is a classic text, although I sometimes find the constants difficult to use because of his preferred system of units and giving values only based on air.  More general formulas would often be useful.
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Roth’s text on vacuum sealing, Vacuum Sealing Techniques, is also a good reference as leak management is always a consideration in high vacuum systems.
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Another reference that is free to download is the conference proceedings from CERN Accelerator School: Vacuum Technology held in 1999 and edited by S. Turner.
http://cds.cern.ch/record/402784/files/CERN-99-05.pdf?version=1

The manual for the software package VacTran has easy to follow details for calculations of conductances and pump down time, and it is free to download in pdf format.
http://www.vactran.com/uploads/1/0/1/8/10181625/vactran_3_manual.pdf