Continuous distillation trichlorosilane vaporization supply apparatus
AssigneeTechno Boundary Co.
InventorShinji Maruya
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Abstract
A continuous distillation-type trichlorosilane vaporization supply apparatus includes an evaporator including an introduction port for hydrogen gas as a carrier gas and having a heater that vaporizes liquid trichlorosilane; and a condenser including a cooling device to condense liquid at a temperature corresponding to a saturated vapor pressure, which is lower than a vapor pressure of the vaporized trichlorosilane gas, wherein a center line of the evaporator and a center line of the condenser are not on the same line, and a lower end of the condenser has a structure that communicates with a lower end of the evaporator through a pipe.
Claims4
A continuous distillation trichlorosilane vaporization supply apparatus comprising:
- an evaporator including an introduction port for hydrogen gas as a carrier gas and having a heater that vaporizes liquid trichlorosilane;
- a carrier hydrogen gas supply pipe connected to the evaporator;
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- a condenser that condenses liquid at a temperature corresponding to a saturated vapor pressure, which is lower than a vapor pressure of the vaporized trichlorosilane gas,
- wherein a center line of the evaporator and a center line of the condenser are not on the same line,
- a lower end of the condenser has a structure that directly communicates with a lower end of the evaporator through a pipe,
- an upper end of the condenser is provided with a gas feeding pipe,
- the liquid trichlorosilane passes through a trichlorosilane replenishing valve and replenishes the evaporator,
- the carrier hydrogen gas supply pipe and the trichlorosilane supply valve are different structures,
- the upper end of the condenser is provided with a distribution plate that distributes the trichlorosilane-hydrogen mixed gas that has passed through the condenser to a plurality of devices, and
- an inside of a single condenser is divided in plural sections.
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