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Under what conditions does amorphous silicon tend to form in the furnace during thermal hydrogenation, and how can this be avoided?

2010-03-10View Original

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Under what conditions does amorphous silicon tend to form in the furnace during thermal hydrogenation, and how can this be avoided?
Reply #22010-03-14
If temperature and ratio control are too low, amorphous silicon is likely to be formed
Reply #32010-03-14
Temperature has the greatest impact; it is important to pay attention to temperature control. At the beginning of operation, one should not rush to feed material in – wait until the temperature rises to the reaction temperature under a hydrogen atmosphere before gradually adding the material, and then there will be no problems. Similar precautions are needed when shutting down the reactor or initiating an emergency stop: first, cut off the supply of material and maintain a hydrogen atmosphere for an extended period of time
Reply #42010-03-14
It mainly depends on the reaction temperature; in terms of operation, it is important to control the start-up and shutdown processes so that they are not too rapid.
Reply #52010-03-14
It mainly depends on the reaction temperature; in terms of operation, it is important to control the start-up and shutdown processes so that they are not too rapid.

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