WO2007094607A1 - Method for preparing granular polycrystalline silicon using fluidized bed reactor - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for mass production of granular
- high-purity polycrystalline silicon is used as a basic material for
- the polycrystalline silicon is
- a fluidized bed reactor has recently been developed to prepare granular polycrystalline silicon with a size of 0.5-3 mm. According to this method,
- a fluidized bed of silicon particles is formed by the upward flow of a gas and the size
- the fluidized bed reactor also uses
- silane compound of Si-H-Cl system such as monosilane (SiH 4 ), dichlorosilane
- silicon atom-containing reaction gas which usually further comprises hydrogen
- reaction temperature i.e., temperature of the
- the temperature should be about
- fluidized bed reactor is able to provide a granular polycrystalline silicon product.
- the seed crystals may be prepared or generated in situ in the fluidized bed itself, or supplied into the reactor
- polycrystalline silicon product may be discharged from the lower part of the reactor
- the granular product may be directly used without a
- the reactor wall is weak
- U.S. patent no. 5,165,908 discloses a reactor system where an
- electric resistance heater encloses a reactor tube made of quartz, both of which are
- U.S. patent no. 5,810,934 discloses a fluidized bed reactor for manufacture of
- polycrystalline silicon comprising a reactor vessel, i.e., the reactor tube defining a fluidized bed; a shroud, i.e., a protection tube surrounding the reactor tube; a heater
- quartz be installed in between the reactor tube and the heater to prevent the crack of
- silicon may have a different structure depending on the heating method.
- U.S. patent no. 4,786,477 discloses a method of heating silicon
- cylindrical reactor tube is hold vertically by a metallic reactor shell.
- an object of the present invention is to provide an improved method for preparing polycrystalline silicon by stable, long-term operation of a
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for preparing
- Still another object of the present invention is to provide a method for
- a further object of the present invention is to provide a method for preparing
- polycrystalline silicon which may secure a long-term stability while enduring a
- a still further object of the present invention is to provide a method for
- the present invention also aims to provide a method which can be
- a reactor tube is vertically placed within a reactor shell so as to be encompassed by
- silicon deposition does not occur in the outer zone; (b) directly or indirectly
- controlling means directly or indirectly measuring and/or controlling an outer zone
- the reaction gas is a silicon atom-containing gas
- silicon tetrachloride and a mixture thereof.
- reaction gas further comprises at least one gas selected from
- the fluidizing gas is a gas selected from the group
- the inert gas comprises at least one gas selected
- Pressure (Pi) is maintained within the range of 1-15 bar.
- the outer zone pressure (Po) may be controlled in the range of
- zone connecting means which are spatially connected to the the silicon particle bed.
- zone pressure (Pi) is maintained so as to satisfy the condition of 0 bar ⁇ (Po - Pi) ⁇ 1
- pressure-difference controlling means comprised in the inner pressure controlling
- a packed bed of packing materials which are not
- reaction gas inlet means through which the reaction gas is introduced into the
- a reactor tube is encompassed by a reactor shell so that the space inside the
- reactor shell can be divided into an inner zone and an outer zone by the reactor tube.
- a reactor tube 2 is vertically placed within a reactor shell 1 to be
- particles 3 i.e., a silicon particle bed is formed and silicon deposition occurs in the
- polycrystalline silicon is prepared according to the
- granular polycrystalline silicon may be prepared by
- inner pressure controlling means directly or indirectly measuring and/or
- granular polycrystalline silicon may be prepared by introducing
- reaction gas inlet means introducing an inert gas into the outer zone 5, whereby
- Figures 2 and 3 are cross-sectional views of the high-pressure fluidized bed
- invention is composed of a reactor tube and a reactor shell. An inner space of the
- the reactor shell 1 is separated from an outer space.
- the reactor shell 1 is separated from an outer space.
- the reactor tube 2 encompasses the reactor tube 2 that is substantially vertically placed within the reactor shell 1.
- the reactor tube 2 divides an inner space of the reactor shell 1 into
- the reactor shell 1 is preferably made of a metallic material with reliable
- the reactor shell 1 may be divided into a plurality of components such
- the components may have
- each component may be coated with a protective layer
- a protective tube or wall which may be made of a metallic
- cooling medium such as water, an oil, a gas and air for protecting the equipment or
- the components that need to be cooled may preferably be equipped with a coolant-circulating means at their inner
- the reactor shell 1 may comprise an insulating material.
- the reactor tube 2 may be of any shape only if it can be hold by the reactor
- the reactor tube 2 may be of a structure of a
- ellipsoid and either one end or both ends of the reactor tube 2 may be formed into a
- the reactor tube 2 may comprise a plurality of components
- the reactor tube 2 is preferred to be made of an inorganic material, which is
- nitride silicon carbide, graphite, silicon, glassy carbon or their combination.
- a carbon-containing material such as silicon carbide, graphite,
- glassy carbon may generate carbon impurity and contaminate the polycrystalline
- the reactor tube 2 is made of a carbon-containing material
- the inner wall of the reactor tube 2 is preferred to be coated or lined with materials
- the reactor tube 2 may be any suitable material such as silicon, silica, quartz or silicon nitride. Then, the reactor tube 2 may be
- the reactor tube 2 is of one-layered or
- each layer of which is made of a
- Sealing means 41a, 41b may be used for the reactor shell 1 to safely hold the
- the sealing means are preferred to be stable at a temperature of
- above 200 0 C and may be selected from organic polymer, graphite, silica, ceramic,
- the sealing means 41a, 41b may be installed less
- the partition of the inner space of the reactor shell 1 by the reactor tube 2 may
- a plurality of heating means 8a, 8b may be installed in the inner zone 4 and/ or the
- a heating means may be installed
- a plurality of heating means may be installed in
- a plurality of heating means 8a, 8b may be installed
- a single heating means may be installed in the outer zone 5 only.
- the electric energy is supplied to the heating means 8a, 8b through an electric
- the reactor and an electric source E outside the reactor may comprise a conductive
- metallic component in the form of a cable, a bar, a rod, a shaped body, a socket or a
- the electric energy supplying means 9a-9f may comprise an
- Electrode that is made of a material such as graphite, ceramic (e.g., silicon carbide),
- supplying means can be prepared by extending a part of the heating means 8a, 8b.
- electrical insulation is also important besides the mechanical sealing for preventing
- a gas inlet means should be installed at the fluidized bed reactor
- silicon particles can move by gas flow, within the
- reactor tube 2 i.e., in a lower part of the inner zone 4, for preparation of
- the gas inlet means comprises a fluidizing gas inlet means 14, 14' for introducing a fluidizing gas 10 into the silicon particle bed and a reaction gas inlet
- granular polycrystalline silicon may be prepared according to
- reaction gas 11 into the silicon particle bed using a reaction gas inlet means 15.
- a fluidizing gas 10 refers to a gas introduced to cause some
- HCl hydrogen chloride
- SiC14 silicon tetrachloride
- reaction gas 11 refers to a source gas containing silicon
- silicon tetrachloride SiCl 4
- SiCl 4 silicon tetrachloride
- reaction gas 11 may further comprise at
- At least one gas selected from hydrogen, nitrogen, argon, helium and hydrogen
- reaction gas 11 contributes to the fluidization of the silicon particles 3 as the
- the fluidizing gas inlet means 14, 14' and the reaction gas inlet means 15 may comprise a tube or nozzle, a chamber, a flange, a fitting, a gasket, etc, respectively.
- the silicon particles 3 are preferred to be made of a tube, a liner or a shaped article
- the lower part of the fluidized bed 4a in the inner zone 4 may be any one of the lower part of the fluidized bed 4a in the inner zone 4.
- the gas distributing means 19 may have any geometry or structure
- the gas distributing means 19 is additionally employed, its component, like the
- particles 3 is preferably made of an inorganic material that can be used for the
- reaction gas 11 is injected into the interior of the fluidized bed, is preferably
- fluidized bed 4a of silicon particles may be supplied in various ways depending on
- the fluidizing gas 10 may be supplied by a fluidizing gas inlet means 14, 14' coupled with the reactor shell 1 so that a gas chamber may be formed in lower
- a fluidizing gas 10 may be supplied by a fluidizing gas inlet
- ⁇ nozzle outlet may be positioned in between the gas distributing means 19 that
- means 14, 14' may be constituted by using both the distribution plate and the
- the packing materials may have a sufficient size or mass, so as not to be
- fluidized by the flow of the fluidizing gas 10 may be shaped like a sphere, an
- composition may be selected from those applicable to the reactor tube 2 as well as
- high-purity silicon with their average size being within the range of 5-50 mm.
- the polycrystalline silicon particles are prepared in the present invention.
- granular polycrystalline silicon may be prepared by discharging
- a particle outlet means 16 is also required to be combined with the reactor
- An outlet pipe, which constitutes the particle outlet means 16, may be
- reaction gas inlet means 15 may be installed independently of the reaction gas inlet means 15 as
- an additional zone may be combined with the
- the additional zone can be provided at some part or a lower part of the fluidizing gas inlet means 14', allowing a space for the silicon particles 3b to
- Silicon particles 3 i.e., silicon particles 3 discharged from the inner zone 4 to
- the outside of the reactor according to the present invention may be delivered to a
- particles 3b may have a particle-size distribution due to nature of the fluidized bed
- discharged from the inner zone 4 to the outside of the reactor may be delivered to a
- particle separation member where the particles can be separated by size. Then the
- larger particles may be delivered to the storage member or the transfer member,
- the silicon particles 3b are preferred to be cooled
- a cooling gas such as hydrogen, nitrogen, argon, helium, or a mixture
- oil or gas may be circulated through the wall of the particle outlet means 16.
- means 16 may be constituted in combination with the inner space of the reactor shell 1 (e.g. 14' in Figure 2) or a lower part of the reactor shell (e.g., Ib in Figures 2 and 3),
- high-temperature silicon product particles 3b may be made of a tube, a
- the wall may be made of a metal-material tube, a liner or a shaped product, the inner
- the silicon product particles 3b may be discharged from
- a particle separation member may be installed in between the
- the off-gas 13 comprises a
- off-gas 13 may be separated from an additional off-gas treating means 34.
- an off-gas treating means 34 which is
- a cyclone comprises a cyclone, a filter, a packed column, a scrubber or a centrifuge, may be
- Fine silicon particles thus separated from the off-gas treating means 34, may be
- off-gas treating means 34 may be recycled as seed crystals, but their amount can not
- outlet means 16 Supplying a gas into the pathway in a counter-current manner
- the silicon seed crystals may be prepared by
- prepared seed crystals 3a may be introduced into the inner zone 4 of the reactor in a
- silicon particles may be pulverized into seed crystals inside
- This method has an
- the inner zone 4 comprises all spaces required for
- the inner zone 4 plays a fundamental role for silicon deposition in
- the outer zone 5 is an independently formed
- silicon particle bed 3 is not formed and silicon deposition does not occur because the
- the outer zone 5 may be defined as
- granular polycrystalline silicon may be prepared by introducing an inert
- the outer zone 5 provides a space for protecting the reactor tube 2 by
- the outer zone 5 provides a space for installing an insulating material
- the outer zone 5 provides a space for a heater to be installed around the
- the outer zone 5 provides a space for maintaining a substantially
- the outer zone 5 allows a real-time monitoring of the status of the
- sample from the outer zone connecting means 28 may reveal the presence or
- the outer zone 5 provides a space for installing a heater 8b surrounding
- the outer zone 5 provides a space required for efficient assembly or
- the outer zone 5 plays many important
- the outer zone may be partitioned into several
- the divided sections are preferred to be spatially communicated with each
- blaneket a felt, a foamed product, or a packing filler material.
- fluidized bed reactor may be installed in the outer zone 5 only, or installed alone
- means 8a, 8b may be installed in both the inner zone 4 and the outer zone 5, if
- Figure 3 illustrates an example when a plurality
- independent heating means 8a, 8b are installed in the outer zone 5.
- the power supplying system comprising an electric source
- E and an electric energy supplying means 9a-9f may be constituted independently as
- bed 4a may have an advantage of directly heating silicon particles in the fluidized
- the heater 8a is preferably positioned lower than the reaction gas outlet of
- an inert gas connecting means 26a, 26b is installed on the reactor shell, independently of the inner zone 4, to maintain a substantially
- gas 12 may be one or more selected from hydrogen, nitrogen, argon and helium.
- reactor shell and spatially connected to the outer zone 5 has the function of piping
- connection for supplying or discharging an inert gas 12 may be selected from a
- means 28 may be used to measure and/ or control temperature, pressure or gas
- discharge of an inert gas may be independently performed by using a double-pipe
- inert gas connecting means 26a, 26b maintains an independent
- inert gas atmosphere in the outer zone 5 may also be used for measuring
- outer zone pressure i.e., pressure in the outer zone 5 is measured and/ or
- the outer zone connecting means 28 may be installed to measure and/ or
- the outer zone connecting means 28 has the
- piping connection may be selected from a tube, a nozzle, a flange, a
- the outer zone connecting means 28 may be used to supply or discharge an
- inert gas 12 as well as to measure or control temperature, pressure or gas component.
- pressure may be applied to the nature of the fluidization of solid particles.
- measuring and/ or controlling pressure in the inner zone 4 may be installed at such a
- Pressure controlling means i.e., the inner
- pressure controlling means 30 and the outer pressure controlling means 31 may be
- the the inner pressure controlling means 30 may be spatially connected to the
- reaction gas inlet means 14 a reaction gas inlet means 15, a particle outlet means 16, or a gas outlet
- the outer pressure controlling means 31 may be spatially connected to the outer
- zone 5 through an outer zone connecting means 28 or an inert gas connecting means
- outer pressure controlling means 31 comprise the components necessary for directly
- Either of the pressure controlling means, 30 and 31, comprises at least one
- a connecting pipe or fitting for spatial connection selected from the group consisting of: (a) a connecting pipe or fitting for spatial connection; (b) a manually-operated, semi-automatic, or automatic valve; (c) a
- the inner pressure controlling means 30 is interconnected with the outermost pressure controlling means 30
- pressure controlling means 31 in the form of a mechanical assembly or a signal
- either of the pressure controlling means may be partially or
- control system selected from the group consisting of a
- central control system a distributed control system and a local control system.
- controlling means 31 may be independently constituted in terms of pressure, either
- the pressure controlling means may be partially or completely integrated with a
- either of the controlling means, 30 or 31, may further comprise a
- a separation device such as a filter or a scrubber for separating particles, or a container
- the inner pressure controlling means 30 may be installed at or
- part of the inner zone 4c may be stably measured and/ or controlled although it is
- the inner zone connecting means may be
- the inner pressure controlling means 30 may also be installed at or connected
- a plurality of inner pressure controlling means 30 may be installed at
- the value of Pi is influenced by the characteristics of the fluidized
- controlling means 30 directly or indirectly measuring and/ or controlling an outer
- pressure in the outer zone 5 is preferred to be installed so that it may be spatially
- means 31 may be connected or installed includes, for example, an outer zone
- the outer zone 5 is required to be maintained in a
- the outer zone connecting means 28 may
- inert gas inlet means 26a or the inert gas outlet means 26b may be used as the inert gas connecting means 26 and the outer zone connecting means 28. Further,
- the inert gas inlet means 26a and the inert gas outlet means 26b may be installed
- connecting means 26, 28 as an integrated double tube-type structure. Therefore, it is
- the inner pressure controlling means 30 and/ot the
- 0 outer pressure controlling means 31 may be used to maintain the value of
- controlling means 30 that Pi may vary depending on the position selected for
- Pimin pressure value
- the height of the reactor becomes too high to be used. In contrast,
- the pressure difference in the fluidized bed is preferred to be
- the silicon particle bed but connected to an upper part of the inner zone 4c, the
- the inner pressure controlling means 30 may
- means 31 should comprise a pressure-difference
- controlling means that maintains the value of I Po - Pi I within 1 bar.
- the pressure-difference controlling means may be comprised in only one of
- controlling means with consideration that pressure value varies depending on the
- particle outlet means 16 or an inner zone connecting means, etc., which are spatially
- the pressure-difference controlling means may preferably be operated so
- pressure-difference controlling means enables the outer zone pressure (Po) and inner zone pressure (Pi) to satisfy the requirement of 0 bar ⁇ (Pi - Po) ⁇ 1 bar, with
- the inner pressure controlling means 30 being spatially connected to an inner part of
- Pi is measured at a position that is spatially connected to the
- pressure-difference controlling means enables the requirement of 0 bar ⁇ (Po - Pi) ⁇ 1
- controlling means 30, 31 independently, or in the two controlling means 30, 31 in
- the pressure-difference controlling means maintains the value of I Po - Pi
- reaction pressure i.e., Po or Pi.
- fluidizing gas inlet means 14 can hardly be insulated to achieve a gas preheating to
- reaction pressure exceeds about 15 bar, it is difficult to heat the reaction pressure
- the inner pressure controlling means 30 and/ or the outer pressure controlling means 31 may comprise a
- pressure-difference controlling means that can reduce the pressure difference
- the reaction pressure may be set to a high level by using the
- controlling means 30 for ultimate connection to the inner zone 4, both of the inner
- Pi* and Po* may be controlled at predetermined values of pressure, i.e. Pi* and Po*, respectively,
- the inner pressure controlling means 30 may comprise a
- pressure-difference controlling means that maintains Pi at a predetermined value
- the outer pressure controlling means 31 may also comprise a
- pressure-difference controlling means that maintains Po at such a predetermined
- the outer pressure controlling means 31 may comprise a
- the inner pressure controlling means 30 may also comprise a
- pressure-difference controlling means that maintains Pi at such a predetermined
- inner pressure controlling means 30 may comprise a pressure-difference controlling
- controlling means 31 may comprise a pressure-difference controlling means that
- Po* which are predetermined for maintaining the difference between Po and Po
- sealing may not be obtained at sealing means 41a, 41b for reactor tube 2. Further, its
- control parameters i.e., Pi* and Po*, for the pressure-difference controlling means.
- inner zone and the outer zone, respectively, may be predetermined based on the
- sealing means 41a, 41b may be deduced based on the component
- the influx of impurity elements from outer zone 5 into inner zone 4 may be
- impurity elements from inner zone 4 into outer zone 5 may be decreased or
- components between the two zones through the sealing means may be minimized or prevented by appropriate selection of the control parameters for the pressure
- the pressure-difference controlling means may maintain the value of ⁇ P
- the outer pressure controlling means 31 in a manual, semi-automatic or automatic
- pressure-difference controlling means may comprise an equalizing line, which
- ⁇ 5 spatially interconnects a connecting pipe comprised in the inner pressure controlling
- a connecting pipe which is comprised in the the inner pressure controlling
- means 30 and constitutes the equalizing line 23, may be installed at a position
- gas inlet means 15 a particle outlet means 16; a gas outlet means 17; or a seed
- outer pressure controlling means 31 and constitutes an equalizing line 23, may be
- outer zone 5 installed at a position selected for spatial connection with outer zone 5, including but
- the equalizing line 23 which interconnects spatially the inner pressure
- controlling means 30 and outer pressure controlling means 31, may be referred to as
- the impurity may undesirably be interchanged between two zones 4, 5.
- the impurity may undesirably be interchanged between two zones 4, 5.
- a pressure equalizing means which can decrease or prevent the possible interexchange of gas and impurity components between two zones 4, 5,
- the pressure equalizing means may be further added to the equalizing line 23.
- the pressure equalizing means may be further added to the equalizing line 23.
- a 3-way valve a filter for separating particles, a damping container, a packed bed, a
- the pressure-difference controlling means may comprise a manual
- valve for controlling pressure or flow rate, or may further comprise a(n)
- a pressure gauge may be installed in combination with a pressure gauge or a pressure indicator that
- the pressure gauge or the pressure indicator is available commercially in the
- processing means such as a signal converter or a signal processor, etc., and/ or with a
- Figure 1 schematically shows the characteristics of the method for preparing
- Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of a high-pressure fluidized bed reactor for
- Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of a high-pressure fluidized bed reactor for
- Reactor shell 2 Reactor tube
- Reaction gas inlet means 16 Particle outlet means 17: Gas outlet means 18: Silicon seed crystals inlet means
- zone pressure (Pi) and the outer zone pressure (Po) are independently controlled at
- an inner pressure controlling means 30 may be any suitable inner pressure controlling means 30.
- a first pressure control valve 30b with a gas outlet means 17 through an off-gas treating means 34 for removing fine silicon particles
- an inert gas connecting means 26a may be constituted by interconnecting an inert gas connecting means 26a, a fourth
- pressure control valve 31b' may be integrated with each other by a circuit, and thus
- the outer zone pressure may be controlled at a
- Po* may be preset at a lower value so that the condition of Pi* ⁇ Po* may be satisfied.
- controlling means 31 may further comprise their own pressure-difference controlling
- zone pressure (Pi) and the outer zone pressure (Po) are independently controlled at
- an inner pressure controlling means 30 may be any suitable inner pressure controlling means 30.
- pressure of the upper part of the inner zone 4 may be controlled at a predetermined
- an inert gas connecting means 26b may be constituted by interconnecting an inert gas connecting means 26b, an on/ off valve 3Ic 7 a third pressure gauge 31a and a third pressure control valve 31b.
- third pressure control valve 31b may be integrated with each other by a circuit
- Example I 7 the supply of an inert gas 12 may be controlled by the
- the outer zone pressure may be controlled at a
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