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Presenter : Seung Gon Kim

Safety and Energy Saving System on High Flow Hydrogen Abatement

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CONTENTS

1. Company profile

2. Introduction

3. Review of present Abatement systems

4. Future abatement system with energy saving

5. Discussion & Direction of future abatement system

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1. Company profile

HumanHuman……NatureNature……

HappinessHappiness……

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ProductsScrubber

Burn & Wet Plasma & Wet WetThermal & Wet

PDS

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2. Introduction

Why Hydrogen is used in the process?

※ The Effect of Carrier Gas and H on MOCVD Cu Films Using Cu(1,5-COD) as a Precursor .1028 Lee, Ko, Journal of ELECTRONIC MATERIALS, Vol. 30, No. 8, 2001

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2. Introduction

Which process is needed Hydrogen Carrier?Process Reasons Remark

MOCVD

1. Using hydrogen carrier gas led to a higher MOCVD Cu deposition rate and a lower film resistivity compared to an argon carrier gas system.

2. Improvements in surface roughness of the MOCVD films.

EPI 1. The hydrogen is used the processing gas as follow.SiCl4(g) + 2H2(g) ↔ Si(s) + 4HCl(g)

MOCVD EPI

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2. Introduction

What is the H2(Hydrogen)??

H2 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET

Characteristics Value

Boiling point -423F(-253C)

Freezing point -434F(-259C)

Vapor pressure 760mmHg@-253C

Vapor density(air=1) 0.07

Water solubility 0.08987 g/L @ 0C

Viscosity 1.82% @ 20C

auto Ignition temperature 790F(520C)

Hydrogen is the Lightest gas ever found.

Hydrogen has No color, No smell and No Taste.

Hydrogen is the simple element known to exist.

An atom of hydrogen has one proton and one electro.

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3. Review of present abatement methods

Dilution with air for LEL(lower explosion limit)

Usually wet scrubbing solution was used for abatementsoluble gases(NH3, Cl2, HCl etc) and dust.

Hydrogen was not considered as abatement gas due to it is not pollutant

Difficult to control LEL with dilution (Control mistake=high potential of explosion)

Combustion with oxidizerHigh temperature of H2 combustion (High temperature of exhaust gas)Thermal managementHigh burning velocity and flash back (explosion)Safety management

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4. Characteristics of Hydrogen Combustion

H2 + O2 +E(ignition) → H2O+E(generation)

• A premixed fuel-air mixture will only burn as long as the fuel concentration is between the upper and lower flammability limits, i.e. UFL and LFL.

• The flammability limits are experimentally determined data. The flammability limits in air depend on initial temperature and pressure. Standard test conditions are 25°C and 1 atm.

Flammability Limit (LFL & UFL)

Auto ignition temperature of H2 is around 520 ℃ at 1atm

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4. Characteristics of Hydrogen Combustion

Adiabatic flame temperature

Adiabatic flame temperature is 2380K (at f=1.1)at maximum andalmost 600K (at f=1.9) is higher than that of methane case

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4. Characteristics of Hydrogen Combustion

Laminar burning velocity

Laminar flame speed for Stoichiometric composition (Harris, 1983).

Hydrogen Ethylene Propane Methane

S (m/s) 28.0 6.5 4.0 3.5

The higher the laminar flame speed, the more reactive is the mixture This means that the flame can propagate fast through a cloud and thereby cause flame acceleration and pressure build-up

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4. Characteristics of Hydrogen Combustion

Pressure Build up potential

Comparison of explosion pressure for various Stoichiometric fuel-air mixtures in a 10 m wedge-shaped vessel (Bjørkhaug 1988b).

Explosion pressure for H2-Air mixture is more than 100 times higher than that of methan-air mixture

More dangerous and need more careful treatment!!

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5. Safety consideration for H2 combustion

Control the flame speed

1. Active control

2. Passive control (externally control the flame temperature)

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Using external heat sink source(e.g. cooling lid)Flame quencher (high heat capacity, ceramic)

H2 + other hydrocarbon

Fuel lean combustion

Qgen << Qloss

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5. Safety consideration for H2 combustion

Continuous ignition source

When flame blow out then H2 premixture exist inside reactor. It makes high potential of pressure build up andFinally ignition occur inside reactor, then explosion occur.

Anti-explosion design

It is final solution and can endure over 10 bar at minimum

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6. Thermal Treatment(energy saving)

High temperature of reactor

Thermal insulation or cooling system of reactor body

High temperature of flue gas

Over 1,000K should be decreased by cooling water

Those are absolutely energy loss for thermal treatment!!

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Thermal regeneration-External recirculation-Internal recirculation

Thermal insulation-Safety of worker-Defense energy loss

Energy saving

Safety

High DRE of H2-Perfect combustion

Thermal Treatment

All the issues should be solved togetherNeed new technology for H2 abatement system

Control of burning velocity-Fuel lean combustion-Anti flash back (Flame quencher)-Continuous ignition source

7. Optimization of H2 treatment issues

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Schematics of Heat regenerative system

Outlet

Heat-up- HeaterSupplementary Heater

Reverser

Regenerator 1 Regenerator 2

ReactorInsulation

• Heat regeneration is accomplished by "Thermal Swing" Method meaning periodically reversing the flow direction

• The energy is contained within the System

8. New concept of H2 abatement system

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9. Summary of new H2 abatement system

Items Detailed issues applicationThermal insulation

Energy saving Internal heat recirculationRegenerator

Safety of worker Thermal insulationThermal treatment

Defense energy loss Exhaust temperatureFuel lean combustion f=0.6

Anti flash back Id 2.5mm of honeycombSafetyContinuous ignition source Regeneration

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Advantages and Highlights:

• Thermal Swing Reactor is proven technology (thousands of RTO-units worldwide)

• very stable operations (no controller issues)• robust design • truly isothermal treatment (no cold channel)• Energy saving up to 90% (Tmax=800℃)• Easy to scale up !!!

9. Summary of new H2 abatement system

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