Which workshop is the most important in a polysilicon company?
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Which workshop is the most important in a polysilicon company?
If you’re going to do it, then go for reduction and synthesis; in polysilicon production, all processes other than these two are physical reactions, while these two are chemical reactions!
All of that is important; if only production volume is focused on while conversion is ignored, the business will be doomed to failure.
It can be said that reduction is the key point, CDI is the difficult part, and purification is the crucial aspect.
None of them can be missing! Every position has its own things to learn.
Purification is key, chemical pickling is the challenge, and reduction is crucial!
Hehe, it’s as if the original poster is asking whether that particular organ is important; hehe, every workshop is important! !
It is a closed-loop system in which all workshops are interconnected and essential to one another. Proper recycling and distillation are necessary to ensure the quality of the raw materials used for reduction; the key lies in controlling the reduction process. Another important aspect of reduction is electricity
It seems that reduction and exhaust gas recovery are the most important. I’ve seen some factories use purchased high-purity TCS to carry out reduction processes and produce high-purity polysilicon, and then recover the exhaust gases through low-temperature and high-pressure methods.
Personally, I think they’re all important; it depends on whether you treat each workshop with due attention
Waste gas treatment is of the utmost importance; if the hydrolysis products are not removed in a timely manner, the main processing system can only do nothing, waiting for overpressure to occur.