WO2005094971A1 - 気体浄化装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a gas purification apparatus, and more particularly, to a gas purification apparatus for obtaining clean air supplied to a clean room.
- Substrates such as LCD substrates and semiconductor wafers are subjected to liquid treatment or heat treatment in clean air. For this reason, the air in the clean room is returned to the clean room after being cleaned by the gas cleaning device.
- a gas purification device is provided with a chemical filter that adsorbs contaminants such as ammonia components.
- contaminants accumulate in the chemical filter over time.
- chemical filters have a reduced service life of contaminants and generally have a short service life. Therefore, in the gas cleaning device, it is necessary to replace the chemical filter, which causes an increase in running cost. In addition, when replacing the chemical filter, the entire system must be stopped.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-230196 discloses a method in which water-soluble contaminants in a gas are brought into contact with a liquid (for example, pure water) by contacting gas-liquid through a porous membrane.
- the present invention discloses a continuously usable gas purifying apparatus which separates and removes the gas during the process.
- this gas-liquid contact type gas purifier can be used continuously, but cannot remove non-water-soluble organic pollutants.
- pure water is vaporized through the porous membrane, and the humidity rises.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-93688 discloses a gas purification device using a honeycomb rotor made of hydrophobic zeolite.
- This gas purifier requires a high-temperature (for example, 150 ° C or higher) clean gas to regenerate the adsorbent, which can efficiently remove chemical substances, requires more energy than necessary, and is economically disadvantageous. is there.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a gas purifier capable of improving the energy saving effect and the pollutant removal efficiency.
- a gas purifying apparatus of the present invention is a gas purifying apparatus for purifying a gas containing a pollutant, wherein a non-purified air is contained in an air passage. And an adsorbent removal device that has a regenerable adsorbent member that adsorbs contaminants and removes contaminants adsorbed by the regeneration process, and performs gas-liquid contact through a porous membrane to remove non-clean air.
- a gas purification unit that separates and removes pollutants in a liquid is provided.
- the contaminants in the non-clean air are separated and removed into the liquid that comes into gas-liquid contact via the porous membrane, and the adsorption removal device is used.
- the organic contaminants in the air are adsorbed by the adsorbing member to become clean air. Therefore, the water-soluble contaminants are separated and removed in the gas purification unit, and the organic contaminants are adsorbed and removed in the adsorption and removal device, so that the air purification efficiency is significantly improved.
- the gas purification unit and the adsorption removal device can both be used continuously, there is no need to replace them and the operability is improved.
- the gas purification unit can be arranged in series with the adsorption removal device on the upstream side of the adsorption removal device.
- the contaminants in the non-clean air are separated and removed into the liquid that comes into gas-liquid contact via the porous membrane, and then the gas removal unit removes the contaminants.
- Contaminants in the air that has passed through the dani unit are adsorbed by the adsorbing member and become clean air. Therefore, the water-soluble contaminants are separated and removed in the gas purification unit, and the contaminants that have passed through the gas purification unit are adsorbed and removed in the adsorption removal device, and the air purification efficiency is significantly improved.
- the amount of contaminants adsorbed by the adsorbent removal device B is greatly reduced, so that the energy required for regeneration can be saved.
- both the gas purification unit and the adsorption removal device can be used continuously, there is no need for replacement, and the operability is improved.
- the gas purification unit can be arranged in series with the adsorption removal device on the downstream side of the adsorption removal device. With this configuration, non-clean air is absorbed and removed. In the process of passing through the device, organic contaminants in the air are adsorbed by the adsorbing member, and then in the gas purification unit, the contaminants in the air passing through the adsorption and removal device are removed through the porous membrane. It is separated and removed from the liquid that comes into contact with the liquid to become clean air. Therefore, the organic contaminants are adsorbed and removed by the adsorption and removal device, and the water-soluble contaminants that have passed through the adsorption and removal device are separated and removed by the gas purification unit, thereby significantly improving the air purification efficiency.
- the gas purification unit and the adsorption / removal device can be used continuously, there is no need to replace them and the operability is improved.
- the humidification function of the gas purification unit does not impair the removal efficiency of the adsorption removal device B.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a schematic configuration of a gas purification apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a cross section of a part of a gas purification unit in the gas purification apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of a gas purification unit in the gas purification apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing another example of the gas purification unit in the gas purification apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an adsorption removal device in a gas purification device according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a schematic configuration of a gas purification apparatus according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a schematic configuration of a gas purification apparatus according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a gas purification apparatus according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the details of drainage control of a gas purification unit in a gas purification apparatus according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the details of exhaust control of the adsorption removal device in the gas purification apparatus according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of a honeycomb rotor constituting a suction removal device in a gas purification apparatus according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a characteristic diagram for explaining a mode of temperature and humidity control in a gas purification apparatus according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a schematic configuration of a gas purification apparatus according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a cross section of a part of a gas purification unit in a gas purification apparatus according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional view showing another example of the gas purification unit in the gas purification apparatus according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view showing a schematic configuration of a gas purifying apparatus according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 17 is a sectional view showing a gas purifying apparatus according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 18 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a schematic configuration of a gas purifying apparatus according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention.
- the gas purification device Z is attached to a semiconductor wafer cleaning device X.
- Reference numeral F indicates a fan filter unit provided with a high-performance filter disposed on a ceiling serving as an air supply unit to the cleaning device X.
- the gas purification device Z has an air passage Q extending to the duct D inside.
- an adsorption / removal device B and a gas purification unit A are disposed in the air passage Q.
- the adsorption and removal device B has a regenerable adsorption member 9 that adsorbs the contaminants in the non-clean air W ′ and releases the contaminants adsorbed by the regenerating process.
- Gas purification unit A Is arranged in series upstream of the adsorption removal device B, and separates and removes the contaminants in the non-clean air W 'by performing gas-liquid contact through a porous membrane. In the present embodiment, it is configured such that all the air passes through the purification unit A and the removal device B.
- the symbol C indicates a fan for pumping the clean air W.
- the purification unit A includes a tank 1 for storing pure water and a plurality of porous membranes (for example, PTEF porous membranes) installed in the tank 1. And a pipe 2. Then, the non-clean air W is supplied into the pipe 2.
- the purification units A are arranged in two stages with the pipes 2 facing up and down.
- the tank 1 has a passage 3 for circulating pure water, a water supply passage 4 for supplying new pure water to the circulation passage 3, and a drainage for discharging used pure water from the circulation passage 3.
- Road 5 is provided.
- Reference numeral 6 denotes a pump for circulating pure water.
- a heat exchanger 7 acting as a mechanism for controlling the temperature of pure water is provided in the middle of the circulation passage 3. The temperature of the pure water is controlled by controlling the amount of cold water supplied to the heat exchanger 7. As a result, the temperature and humidity of the air passing through the gas purification unit A are adjusted.
- the outflow of the water-soluble gas (for example, ammonia, etc.) G and the inflow of the water vapor S contained in the non-clean air W ′ from the minute holes 8 of the pipe 2 Is allowed, but the passage of water droplets is prevented. Therefore, the water-soluble gas G, which is a pollutant in the non-clean air W, is separated and removed, and the clean air W is obtained.
- the clean air W is humidified by the steam introduced from the micropores 8.
- the purification unit A has a tank 1 for storing pure water and a large number of pipes 2 made of a porous membrane installed in the tank 1 and is compactly arranged in a multi-stage arrangement. It is possible to achieve efficient air cleaning with low pressure loss.
- FIG. 4 shows another example of the purification unit A.
- the purification unit A is formed by laminating a plurality of membrane elements 29 made of a porous membrane (for example, a PTF porous membrane), and pure water and non-clean air W are passed through these membrane elements 29. Gas-liquid contact.
- Each membrane element 29 is formed by extending a planar porous membrane 32 into an opening 31 of a thin and rectangular support frame 30 integrally formed of a resin material. Then, a pair of membrane elements stacked vertically 29 constitutes a membrane unit U.
- a pure water passage 33 and an air passage through which non-clean air W flows in a direction orthogonal to the porous membrane 32 are formed between the membrane elements 29 in each membrane unit U.
- a space 35 is formed between the porous membranes 32 of the adjacent membrane units U by a spacer 34 to form a space 35.
- Reference numeral 36 denotes a pure water distribution port, 37 denotes a pure water inlet, and 38 denotes a pure water outlet.
- the adsorbing member in the adsorbing and removing apparatus B includes a honeycomb rotor 9 having a porous material (for example, hydrophobic zeolite) through which a gas can flow.
- the two-cam rotor 9 has a belt 11 stretched between its peripheral surface and the output shaft of the motor 10, and is rotated about an axis J.
- a position P and a cooling processing position P for cooling the honeycomb rotor 9 are set in advance. No The two-cam rotor 9 is arranged so that its axis J is at the center of these three positions P 1, P 2 and P 3.
- the two-cam rotor 9 is continuously moved to the cleaning processing position P, the regeneration processing position P, and the cooling processing position P.
- the honeycomb rotor 9 is obtained by adhering a hydrophobic zeolite to a water-resistant and steam-resistant material such as ceramic paper by impregnation with an aqueous dispersion, and drying by heating. By this processing, a large number of ventilation holes are formed in a honeycomb shape extending in parallel with the axial direction.
- the inner peripheral wall surface of the vent hole of the honeycomb rotor 9 is mainly composed of hydrophobic zeolite, and the hydrophobic zeolite can effectively contact the airflow flowing through the vent hole. Zeolite has excellent adsorption performance against ammonia and the like!
- the honeycomb rotor 9 may be configured by stacking two or more types of adsorbents in multiple stages in the air flow direction.
- the take-out flow path L is
- a flow path L that guides the air exiting the cooling processing position P to the regeneration processing position P is open.
- Air sent from the passage L through the honeycomb rotor 9 is sent to the heater 14 via the passage L.
- the air heated by the heater 14 is sent to the regeneration processing position P via the flow path L.
- the flow path L which opens at a position opposite to the opening of the flow path L across the honeycomb rotor 9, is
- the hot air that has passed through the honeycomb rotor 9 in step 7 62 is usually exhausted to the outside. As shown by the phantom line in FIG. 1, part or all of the regenerated exhaust gas is supplied to the gas purification unit A by the air supply. A passage 16 for returning to the section may be provided. In this way, it is not necessary to exhaust expensive and high-quality air (that is, clean air), so that further energy saving can be achieved.
- the contaminants in the non-clean air W are adsorbed, and the removable adsorbing member 9 for releasing the contaminants adsorbed by the regenerating process is provided.
- An apparatus B and a gas purification unit A that separates and removes contaminants in the non-clean air W into liquid by performing gas-liquid contact through a porous membrane are provided.
- the contaminants in the non-clean air W are separated and removed into the liquid that comes into gas-liquid contact via the porous membrane, and the adsorption removal device B performs Organic contaminants are adsorbed by the adsorbing member 9 and become clean air W. Therefore, the water-soluble contaminants are separated and removed in the gas purification unit A, and the organic contaminants are adsorbed and removed in the adsorption and removal device B, thereby significantly improving the air purification efficiency. Further, since both the gas purification unit A and the adsorption / removal device B can be used continuously, there is no need to replace them, and the operability of the purification unit A is improved.
- the purification unit A is disposed in series with the adsorption removal device B upstream of the adsorption removal device B. Therefore, the non-clean air sent from the cleaning device X through the duct D
- the contaminants in the air W are separated and removed into pure water through the pipe 2 made of the porous film of the purification unit A. Thereafter, in the removing device B, the chemical contaminants in the air are adsorbed by the honeycomb rotor 9 to become clean air W, which is sent to the cleaning device X. Therefore, in addition to the effects described above, the amount of contaminants adsorbed by the removal device B is significantly reduced, so that the energy required for regeneration can be saved.
- the adsorbing member 9 is displaced to the position P where the substance is released, and
- the suction member includes a hard rotor 9 made of hydrophobic zeolite, and the motor 10 rotates and rotates the hard rotor 9.
- a part of the clean air W obtained by passing through the adsorbing member 9 is used as air for the regenerating process of the adsorbing member 9, and a part or all of the regenerated exhaust gas obtained by the regenerating process is A passage 16 for returning to the gas supply unit of the gas purification unit A was provided. Therefore, it is possible to further save energy without exhausting expensive and high-quality clean air.
- the purification unit A is composed of a tank 1 for storing pure water, and a number of pipes 2 made of a porous film and installed in the tank 1. Therefore, a compact purification unit A having a multi-stage arrangement is provided, and an efficient air purification treatment with low pressure loss can be achieved.
- the purification unit (A) is formed by laminating membrane elements 29 made of a porous membrane, and pure water and non-clean air W are brought into contact with each other through these membrane elements 29. Therefore, the contaminants in the non-clean air W are separated and removed in pure water by the gas-liquid contact through the laminated membrane elements 29, and a compact and highly efficient gas purification unit A is obtained.
- the temperature control mechanism 7 for controlling the temperature of the pure water since the temperature control mechanism 7 for controlling the temperature of the pure water is provided, the temperature and humidity of the air passing through the gas purification unit A can be adjusted.
- a water passage 17 for supplying the cleaning wastewater from the cleaning device X to the tank 1 of the purification unit A is provided.
- the water passage 17 is provided with a reverse osmosis membrane module 18 and a mechanism 19 for evaporating the concentrated water obtained by the module 18 by the regenerating exhaust of the removing device B and exhausting the same.
- the washing wastewater of the washing device X can be used as pure water stored in the tank 1 of the purification unit A, and resources can be saved.
- a water passage 17 for supplying the cleaning wastewater of the cleaning device X into the tank 1 of the cleaning unit A is provided.
- the water passage 17 is provided with a three-way valve 20 for communicating the water passage 17 with the tank 1 only at the time of the final washing of the washing device X.
- the final cleaning wastewater (ie, rinsing water) of the cleaning device X is stored as pure water in the tank 1 of the purification unit A, so that resource saving can be achieved.
- the rotation angle (a certain rotation speed) of the honeycomb rotor 9 is measured by a rotation angle sensor (or a speed sensor) 21 disposed on the output shaft of the motor 10. Is detected.
- the organic matter concentration in the regeneration exhaust of the honeycomb rotor 9 is detected by an organic matter concentration sensor 22.
- the ion concentration in the pure water in the J ⁇ dani unit A is detected by the ion concentration sensor 23.
- the temperature of the clean air W is detected by a temperature sensor 24, and the humidity of the clean air W is detected by a humidity sensor 25.
- the control device 26 performs predetermined arithmetic processing based on the values detected by these sensors 21 to 25.
- the control device 26 drives the pump 6 in the circulation path 3 in the purification unit A, the motor 10 in the removal device B, and the damper 27 that supplies cooling air to the cooling processing position P in the removal device B based on the calculation results.
- Reference numeral 28 denotes a reheat heater for reheating the clean air W on the outlet side of the removing device B.
- a reference value 1 and a lower reference value 2 are set for the organic matter concentration in the regeneration exhaust gas.
- the reference value 1 is a critical value at which the organic matter concentration in the regeneration exhaust gas exceeds the allowable range and it is necessary to remove organic matter more actively.
- the control device 26 rotates the motor 10, that is, the honeycomb rotor 9, at a higher speed to further promote the adsorption of the organic matter in the regeneration exhaust gas, and then performs the regeneration process. Or shift to cooling process
- the reference value 2 indicates that the concentration of organic substances is close to a value that does not cause a problem when the regeneration exhaust gas is used for the regeneration process and the cooling process. If the detected value of the organic substance concentration sensor 22 does not reach the reference value 2, the control device 26 operates in the energy saving mode by reducing the rotation speed of the motor 10, that is, the honeycomb rotor 9, and shifts to the regeneration process or the cooling process. I do.
- the honeycomb rotor 9 shifts to the regeneration process or the cooling process while maintaining its rotation speed.
- the control device 26 performs drainage control according to the flowchart shown in FIG.
- step S 1 a value detected by the ion concentration sensor 23 is compared with a set value. If it is determined in step S1 that the ion concentration ⁇ the set value, the pure water in the tank 1 is circulated through the circulation path 3 in step S2. In step S1, the ion When it is determined that the concentration is greater than the set value, the used pure water is discharged from the drainage channel 5 in step S3, and new pure water is supplied from the water supply channel 4 to regenerate the pure water. In other words, the circulating amount of pure water and the amount of water supply / drainage are controlled based on the value detected by the ion concentration sensor 23. As a result, in accordance with the degree of accumulation of the contaminants in the pure water, the circulating use of the pure water and the supply / drainage control are performed, so that the air can be efficiently cleaned.
- the control device 26 performs the exhaust control according to the flowchart shown in FIG.
- step S10 the rotation interval (or rotation speed) of the honeycomb rotor 9 is initialized based on the detection value of the rotation angle sensor (rotation speed sensor) 21, and in step S12, the regeneration exhaust gas is discharged. Is started. Thereafter, in step S13, the detection value of the organic substance concentration sensor 22 is compared with the reference value 1. If it is determined that the detection value> the reference value 1, the rotation interval of the honeycomb rotor 9 is determined in step S14. Is reduced or the rotation speed is increased. Thereafter, in step S17, the honeycomb rotor 9 is rotated by the angle ⁇ at the set interval or at the set speed, and then the process returns to step S12. As shown in FIG. 11, the angle ⁇ is the angle at which the regeneration processing position P and the cooling processing position P are formed on the honeycomb rotor 9.
- step S13 If it is determined in step S13 that the detection value ⁇ the reference value 1, in step S15, the detection value is compared with the reference value 2. Here, if it is determined that the detected value is less than the reference value 2, in step S16, control is performed to increase the rotation interval of the honeycomb rotor 9 or decrease the rotation speed, and then the process proceeds to step S17.
- step S15 If it is determined in step S15 that the detection value ⁇ the reference value 2, the process proceeds to step S17.
- reference value 1> reference value 2 is established.
- the honeycomb rotor 9 exceeds the reference value 1 or the reference value 2 when the rotation is performed at the set rotation interval or rotation speed. If it becomes less than the predetermined value, the motor is driven to rotate at a rotation interval or rotation speed corresponding to the state.
- the rotation speed of the honeycomb rotor 9 is controlled based on the detection value of the rotation angle sensor (or speed sensor) 21 that detects the rotation angle or rotation speed of the honeycomb rotor 9. Therefore, the adsorption of the pollutant and the desorption of the pollutant by the honeycomb rotor 9 can be performed efficiently.
- the rotation interval or the rotation speed of the honeycomb rotor 9 is controlled based on the detection value of the organic substance concentration sensor 22!
- the regeneration process of the no-cam rotor 9 can be performed at a frequency corresponding to the above, and further energy-saving operation can be performed.
- the state K of the air passing through the purification unit A is approximately the same as the state change at a constant wet bulb temperature (
- the state K shows a change in the direction K, and the state K immediately before passing through the hard cam rotor 9
- the temperature is controlled between the temperature To and the wet bulb temperature Tr, and the difference (Ta-Tc) between the cooling in the purification unit A and the heat generated by adsorption in the honeycomb rotor 9 (Ta-Tc) is reduced by the damper 27 so that the regeneration heater 14 can also obtain the power. Control (in some cases, without cooling, heating is further performed by reheat heater 28).
- the temperature and humidity of the obtained clean air W can be adjusted by providing the air volume control mechanism that controls the air volume of the cooling air that cools the honeycomb rotor 9.
- an ⁇ wafer transfer machine provided with a transfer robot R for transferring a semiconductor ⁇ wafer is employed.
- An exhaust port 40 for discharging a part of the non-clean air W contaminated in the transfer machine X is formed at the bottom of the wafer transfer machine X.
- the purifying apparatus Z includes a duct D through which air flows, and an air passage Q leading to the duct D.
- the air passage Q has an adsorbent member 9 that adsorbs the contaminants in the non-clean air W ′ and that releases the contaminants adsorbed by the regenerating process.
- a dressing / removal unit B and a purification unit A arranged upstream of the removal unit B in series with the unit B and separating and removing contaminants in non-clean air into liquid by a porous membrane are provided. Has been done.
- the purification unit A is configured such that a part (for example, substantially half) of the air flowing through the air passage Q can pass therethrough. ing. Accordingly, excessive humidification of the purification unit A can be suppressed, and the temperature and humidity can be easily adjusted.
- Reference numeral 41 denotes an air supply port formed at the bottom of the purification device Z, and C denotes a fan for feeding the clean air W under pressure.
- a passage 16 for returning a part or all of the regenerated exhaust gas to the air supply port 41 or the like of the gas purification unit A is provided to avoid exhausting the clean air. It is also possible to save energy by doing so.
- the Joridani unit A of the present embodiment is a slightly modified version of the Joridani unit of the first embodiment. That is, as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, in the gas purification unit A, a water regeneration mechanism 42 composed of an ultraviolet lamp or a reverse osmosis membrane is disposed in the pure water circulation path 3 to regenerate the circulating water. In this way, pure water can be recycled without draining, and effective use of energy can be achieved.
- this embodiment is a modification of the purification device Z in the fifth embodiment. That is, in the air passage Q, the gas purification unit A is arranged in series with the adsorption removal device downstream of the adsorption removal device (B). In this way, the water-soluble gas such as NOx, SOx, and ammonia derived from the outside contained in the air supply is processed in the upstream gasification unit A. Therefore, compact and efficient contaminant removal becomes possible.
- the purification unit A may be configured so that only the air supply can pass, or may be configured so that both the air supply and the circulating air can pass.
- the removing device B can efficiently absorb polar substances (for example, organic pollutants) depending on the composition of the adsorbing member 9, but if the treated air has a high humidity, it preferentially adsorbs and adsorbs moisture. Removal efficiency may decrease.
- the removal device B Since the purification unit A for performing gas-liquid contact via a porous membrane is arranged on the downstream side,
- the humidifying function of the purification unit A does not impair the removal efficiency of the removal device B.
- a passage 16 for returning part or all of the regenerated exhaust gas to the purification unit A is provided to avoid exhaust of clean air. This will save energy.
- This embodiment is a modification of the sixth embodiment. That is, the adsorption removal device B is formed so that a part (for example, approximately half) of the air flowing through the air passage Q can pass through.
- the adsorption removal device B is configured such that all of the air flowing through the air passage Q passes, and the gas purification unit A is configured so that a portion (substantially half) of the air passes therethrough. You. Therefore, similarly to the fifth embodiment, excessive humidification of the purification unit A can be suppressed, and the temperature and humidity can be easily adjusted.
- the same effect as in the sixth embodiment can be obtained because the purification unit A is arranged downstream of the removing device B.
- the apparatus X to which the gas purifying apparatus Z is attached is the cleaning apparatus or the power described by taking the example of an aerial transfer machine. It is also possible to adopt a substrate processing device such as a coating and developing device, or a mini-energy device (EFEM).
- a substrate processing device such as a coating and developing device, or a mini-energy device (EFEM).
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