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What are the pressure and temperature inside the furnace when silicon tetrachloride is reduced to silicon?

2009-12-29View Original

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What are the pressure and temperature inside the furnace when silicon tetrachloride is reduced to silicon? Are there manufacturers in China using and producing this process?
Reply #22009-12-29
Please, the original poster, clarify the process conditions for that method
Reply #32009-12-29
I haven’t heard of any such thing before. What method is LZ using? What is the conversion rate?
Reply #42009-12-30
I heard that Yongxiang is using this process.
Reply #52009-12-31
Some are in production, but they are all small-scale lines
Reply #62009-12-31
Mixing silicon tetrachloride with trichlorosilane to produce polysilicon presents significant control challenges; if the temperature is too high, the silicon softens, while if it is too low, there is no deposition rate, and even an inverse corrosion reaction may occur

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