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Surface phenomena encountered in silicon rod production

2009-04-08View Original

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I’d appreciate it if an expert could help answer this question. During the growth phase of silicon rods, burly, brush-like protrusions often appear near the edges; they look like mold. Are these caused by contamination, or is it due to poor control of the parameters?
Reply #22009-04-09
Caused by impurities, including dirty materials or an unclean furnace itself
Reply #32009-04-10
It is mainly impurities, most of which are caused by dirt inside the furnace.
Reply #42009-04-11
It’s caused by impurities in the pipes and furnace body!
Reply #52016-08-25
It’s not the high level of impurities in the raw materials; it’s caused by foreign substances

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