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- the present invention relates to a treatment apparatus suitable for abatement treatment of persistent semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gases containing PFCs (perfluoro compounds), N 2 O, and the like.
- fluorine compound gases are used as cleaning gases, etching gases, and the like in the manufacturing processes of semiconductor devices and liquid crystal displays.
- fluorine compounds are called " PFCs ", and typical ones are perfluorocarbons such as CF4 , C2F6 , C3F8 , C4F8 , C5F8 , CHF3 and inorganic fluorine - containing compounds such as SF6 and NF3.
- N 2 O (nitrous oxide) or the like is used as a material gas for manufacturing a nitride film.
- the ratio of PFCs and N 2 O in the whole exhaust gas is small compared to other gases such as N 2 and Ar, but these PFCs and N 2 O have a global warming potential (GWP) is thousands to tens of thousands of times greater than that of CO 2 , and its lifetime in the atmosphere is several thousand to tens of thousands of years longer than that of CO 2 . becomes enormous.
- GWP global warming potential
- perfluorocarbons represented by CF 4 and C 2 F 6 are not easily decomposed because the CF bond is stable (the bond energy is as large as 130 kcal/mol). For this reason, various techniques have been developed for removing PFCs, N 2 O, etc., which have become used, from the exhaust gas.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-188810 describes harmful exhaust gas with an inlet scrubber. After removing the dust contained in the exhaust gas, the exhaust gas is thermally decomposed in an exhaust gas processing tower equipped with an electric heater, and the decomposed gas is detoxified by gas-liquid contact with a wet outlet scrubber. .
- the above prior art has the following problems.
- the electric heater when the PFCs in the exhaust gas are mainly composed of persistent CF 4 , the electric heater must be used at a very high temperature of 1500 ° C or higher.
- the physical properties of the heating element material are also close to the limit, and there is a problem that continuous operation over a long period of time is difficult.
- the “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” was adopted at the United Nations Summit in September 2015, and since then various discussions and studies have been conducted regarding the efficient use of energy in the future. Under these circumstances, there is an increasing need for higher efficiency and energy saving associated with the exhaust gas treatment apparatus equipped with the above-mentioned conventional electric heater, which consumes a relatively large amount of electric power for heating. It can easily be expected to come.
- the main object of the present invention is to have the advantages of the conventional exhaust gas treatment apparatus using an electric heater as they are, and to achieve more efficient use of electric energy, which is the most efficient PFCs.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas treatment apparatus capable of remarkably improving the detoxification efficiency of semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas mainly composed of CF 4 which is difficult to decompose.
- the present invention for example, as shown in FIG. That is, an inlet scrubber 12 for liquid washing the exhaust gas E discharged from the semiconductor manufacturing process, a gas processing furnace 14 for thermally decomposing the exhaust gas E that has passed through the inlet scrubber 12, and the gas processing furnace 14 for thermal decomposition. and an outlet scrubber 16 for washing the exhaust gas E described above.
- the gas processing furnace 14 includes an outer cylinder 18 having a closed cylindrical main body 18a with a gas processing space 18b formed therein and a gas introduction port 18c formed in the bottom surface of the main body 18a.
- the inner cylinder 20 is attached to the inner bottom surface of the main body 18a so as to surround the gas processing space 18b, the other end is open, and the inner cylinder 20 extends to a position close to the ceiling surface of the main body 18a so as to cross the gas processing space 18b. and an electric heater 22 vertically installed from the ceiling portion 18d of the main body 18a and having a long rod-shaped heating element 22a arranged in the inner space of the inner cylinder 20.
- a narrowing portion 24 is provided for rapidly narrowing the inner diameter of the flow path of the exhaust gas E after passing through the inlet scrubber 12 to the diameter of the gas introduction port 18c or less.
- a reducing gas for supplying a predetermined amount of reducing gas G toward the exhaust gas E in the vicinity of the upstream end portion in the exhaust gas flow direction of the throttle portion 24.
- Supply means 26 are provided before the gas introduction port 18c.
- the present invention has, for example, the following effects.
- the reducing gas G supplied from the reducing gas supply means 26 to the washed exhaust gas E after passing through the inlet scrubber 12 increases in flow velocity when passing through the throttle section 24, and simultaneously removes the exhaust gas E.
- the chances of coming into contact with PFCs, N 2 O, etc., which are harmful (thermally decomposed) components, will increase.
- the exhaust gas E and the reducing gas G supplied into the gas treatment furnace 14 through the gas introduction port 18c in a state where the flow velocity is increased are heated by the heating element of the electric heater 22 arranged in the inner cylinder 20.
- CF4 which is the most difficult to decompose among PFCs, can be decomposed by 99.9% or more at a lower heating temperature than before, such as 1250 ° C to 1350 ° C. Become.
- the flow rate of the reducing gas G supplied from the reducing gas supply means 26 is the same as that of the exhaust gas E supplied to the gas treatment furnace 14.
- a ratio of 0.1 to 5 parts by volume per 100 parts by volume of the flow rate is preferable.
- the reducing gas G is preferably hydrogen or ammonia.
- the reducing gas G is preferably hydrogen or ammonia.
- the amount of NOx (nitrogen oxides) discharged after the N 2 O is thermally decomposed can be significantly reduced.
- an exhaust gas treatment apparatus that employs a conventional electric heater as it is, and it is possible to use electric energy more efficiently, and it is the most difficult PFCs to decompose. It is possible to provide a semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas treatment apparatus capable of remarkably improving the removal efficiency of semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas mainly composed of CF 4 .
- FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an example of an apparatus for treating semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an example of an apparatus 10 for treating semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- This semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas treatment apparatus 10 is an apparatus for thermally decomposing and detoxifying an exhaust gas E containing PFCs, N 2 O, and the like discharged from an emission source (semiconductor manufacturing process) (not shown). It consists of a scrubber 12 , a gas treatment furnace 14 and an outlet scrubber 16 .
- the inlet scrubber 12 is a wet scrubber that removes dust and water-soluble components contained in the exhaust gas E introduced into the gas treatment furnace 14.
- a spray nozzle 12b is installed near the top of the inside and sprays a chemical solution such as water in the form of a spray.
- the inlet scrubber 12 communicates with an exhaust gas generating source (not shown) such as a semiconductor manufacturing apparatus through an exhaust gas duct 28 .
- the inlet scrubber 12 is erected on the chemical liquid tank 30 (see FIG. 1) or (not shown) is arranged separately from the chemical liquid tank 30 and both are connected by a pipe so that the waste liquid can be discharged. It is designed to be fed into the chemical liquid tank 30 .
- a circulating pump 32 is installed between the spray nozzle 12b and the chemical tank 30 to lift the chemical liquid stored in the chemical tank 30 to the spray nozzle 12b.
- the waste liquid from the inlet scrubber 12 not only the waste liquid from the inlet scrubber 12 but also the flue gas E after liquid washing is sent to the chemical liquid tank 30.
- the space between the surfaces (upper space) is used as an exhaust gas passage.
- reference numeral 30a in FIG. 1 denotes a “partition wall” that prevents the flue gas E that has been liquid-washed in the inlet scrubber 12 from flowing into the outlet scrubber 16 without passing through the gas treatment furnace 14 .
- the gas treatment furnace 14 is a device that heats and decomposes PFCs, N 2 O, etc. in the exhaust gas E using an electric heater 22, and is roughly composed of an outer cylinder 18, an inner cylinder 20, and an electric heater 22. .
- the outer cylinder 18 has a sealed cylindrical main body 18a with at least its inner surface made of a refractory material such as castable and having a gas processing space 18b formed therein. As shown in FIG. 1, the main body 18a is erected so that the flat portion (of the main body 18a) faces upside down when used, and a gas introduction port 18c is formed in the bottom surface. An insertion port 18e for inserting the electric heater 22 is formed in the ceiling portion 18d of the main body 18a at a position facing the gas introduction port 18c.
- the outer cylinder 18 is formed in a closed cylindrical shape, but the shape of the outer cylinder 18 may be any shape as long as it is cylindrical with both ends closed. It may be in the shape of a square tube or the like.
- a gas introduction port 18c is formed in the center of the bottom surface of the main body 18a, and a gas processing space 18b inside the main body 18a is provided at a position close to the gas introduction port 18c on the bottom surface of the main body 18a.
- a gas discharge port 18f is provided for discharging the exhaust gas E that has been thermally decomposed.
- the inner cylinder 20 is a cylindrical member that is made of a refractory material such as castable, or a metal material such as Hastelloy (registered trademark of Haynes) or stainless steel, and has open (opened) longitudinal end faces.
- One longitudinal end of the inner cylinder 20 is attached to the inner bottom surface of the main body 18a of the outer cylinder 18 so as to surround the gas introduction port 18c.
- the inner cylinder 20 extends across the gas processing space 18b of the outer cylinder 18, and the other end in the longitudinal direction is arranged at a position close to the ceiling surface of the main body 18a of the outer cylinder 18.
- the present embodiment shows the case where the inner cylinder 20 is formed in a cylindrical shape, the shape of the inner cylinder 20 may be any shape as long as it is cylindrical with both ends opened. etc.
- the electric heater 22 serves as a heat source for heating the gas processing space 18b in the gas processing furnace 14, and has a long rod-shaped heating element 22a.
- the heating element 22a has corrosion resistance to HF (hydrogen fluoride) produced by thermal decomposition of PFCs in the exhaust gas E to be treated, and is capable of generating heat at a high temperature.
- HF hydrogen fluoride
- ceramics such as silicon carbide (SiC), molybdenum disilicide (MoSi 2 ) and lanthanum chromite (LaCrO 3 ), ceramics such as alumina, or metals such as Hastelloy (Haynes registered trademark).
- the electric heater 22 is detachably attached by inserting the heating element 22a into the inner space of the main body 18a through an insertion opening 18e provided at a predetermined position in the ceiling portion 18d of the outer cylinder 4. For this reason, the electric heater 22 is vertically installed from the ceiling portion 18d of the main body 18a of the outer cylinder 18, and a long rod-shaped heating element 22a is arranged in the inner space of the inner cylinder 20. As shown in FIG.
- the gas processing furnace 14 configured as described above is equipped with temperature measuring means such as a thermocouple for detecting the temperature of the gas processing space 18b, and the temperature data (temperatur signal) is given to control means comprising a CPU [Central Processing Unit], a memory, an input device, a display device, etc., via a signal line.
- control means comprising a CPU [Central Processing Unit], a memory, an input device, a display device, etc., via a signal line.
- a power supply unit (not shown) is also connected to the control means.
- the gas processing furnace 14 configured as described above is disposed on the chemical liquid tank 30, and the upper end of the short pipe 24a having substantially the same inner diameter as the gas introduction port 18c is connected to the gas introduction port 18c.
- the lower end of the short pipe 24a is connected so as to communicate with the flow area of the exhaust gas E after passing through the inlet scrubber 12 in the chemical solution tank 30 .
- the short pipe 24a functions as a "throttle portion 24" that rapidly narrows the inner diameter of the flow path of the exhaust gas E after passing through the inlet scrubber 12 to the diameter of the gas introduction port 18c or less.
- a A reducing gas supply means 26 for supplying a predetermined amount of reducing gas G toward the exhaust gas E to be fed is provided.
- the leading end of the reducing gas supply means 26 communicates with the inner space of the chemical liquid tank 30 near the connection point of the short pipe 24a on the ceiling of the chemical liquid tank 30, and the base end is a tank or cylinder for storing the reducing gas G.
- a reducing gas supply pipe 26a connected to the storage source 26c, and a flow rate adjusting means 26b provided on the reducing gas supply pipe 26a for adjusting the amount of the reducing gas G supplied into the chemical liquid tank 30, etc. consists of
- Examples of the reducing gas G supplied by the reducing gas supply means 26 include hydrogen, carbon monoxide, ammonia, and hydrocarbons. , it is possible to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide when exhaust gas E is discharged into the atmosphere after thermal decomposition treatment. In addition, when N 2 O is included in the target components for abatement in the exhaust gas E, the amount of NOx emitted after the N 2 O is thermally decomposed is reduced by supplying hydrogen or ammonia in an amount approximately equal to the N 2 O. The amount can also be significantly reduced. On the other hand, if a hydrocarbon such as CH 4 (methane) is used as the reducing gas G, the initial cost and running cost of the entire PFCs-containing exhaust gas treatment apparatus 10 can be kept low.
- a hydrocarbon such as CH 4 (methane)
- the flow rate of the reducing gas G supplied from the reducing gas supply means 26 is, for example, when the exhaust gas E contains PFCs, the flow rate of the exhaust gas E supplied to the gas treatment furnace 14 is 200 liters/ 0.2 to 10 liters per minute, that is, the ratio of the flow rate of the reducing gas G to 100 volume parts of the exhaust gas E supplied to the gas treatment furnace 14 is 0.1 to 5 volume parts. and more preferably in the range of 0.5 to 2.5 parts by volume.
- ammonia is used as the reducing gas G
- urea or urea water may be used as its supply source.
- the outlet scrubber 16 is a wet scrubber that cools the exhaust gas E after thermal decomposition that has passed through the gas treatment furnace 14 and finally removes dust, water-soluble components, etc. generated by the thermal decomposition from the exhaust gas E.
- a straight pipe type scrubber main body 16a communicating with a gas outlet 18f provided on the bottom surface of the main body 18a of the gas processing furnace 14 via a discharge pipe 34,
- a plurality of perforated plates 16b (four stages in this embodiment) are installed at intervals, and the uppermost perforated plate 16b is attached directly above the perforated plate 16b. It is composed of a downward spray nozzle 16c for spraying a chemical solution.
- the outlet scrubber 16 is erected on the chemical liquid tank 30 so that waste water is sent into the chemical liquid tank 30 .
- outlet scrubber 16 of this embodiment unlike the inlet scrubber 12 described above, a new chemical such as fresh water is supplied to the spray nozzle 16c (see FIG. 1).
- the discharge side of 42 may be connected for communication so that the chemical liquid stored in the chemical liquid tank 30 is lifted up to the spray nozzle 16c.
- An exhaust fan 36 for discharging the treated exhaust gas E into the atmosphere is connected to the outlet of the outlet scrubber 16 .
- the operation switch (not shown) of the treatment apparatus 10 is turned on. Then, the gas processing furnace 14 and the electric heater 22 are operated, and heating of the gas processing space 18b in the gas processing furnace 14 is started.
- the exhaust fan 36 operates, and the processing apparatus 10 Introduction of exhaust gas E to is started. Then, the exhaust gas E passes through the inlet scrubber 12, the gas treatment furnace 14 and the outlet scrubber 16 in this order, and the components to be removed (that is, PFCs, N 2 O, etc.) in the exhaust gas E are removed. Further, the amount of electric power supplied to the electric heater 22 of the gas processing furnace 14 is controlled by a control means (not shown) so that the temperature in the gas processing space 18b is maintained at a predetermined temperature.
- the reducing gas G supplied from the reducing gas supply means 26 to the washed exhaust gas E after passing through the inlet scrubber 12 passes through the throttle section 24.
- the flow velocity increases and at the same time, the chances of contact with PFCs, N 2 O, etc., which are the target components for detoxification (thermal decomposition) in the exhaust gas E increase.
- the exhaust gas E and the reducing gas G supplied into the gas treatment furnace 14 through the gas introduction port 18c in a state where the flow velocity is increased are heated by the heating element of the electric heater 22 arranged in the inner cylinder 20.
- CF 4 which is the most difficult to decompose among PFCs, can be decomposed by 99.9% or more at a heating temperature of 1250° C. to 1350° C., which is lower than the conventional one.
- the short pipe 24a connects the gas introduction port 18c provided in the outer cylinder 18 of the gas processing furnace 14 and the upper space of the chemical solution tank 30 through which the exhaust gas E washed by the inlet scrubber 12 flows.
- the gas introduction port 18c of the outer cylinder 18 and the upper space of the chemical liquid tank 30 may be directly connected without using such a short pipe 24a.
- the front edge of the gas introduction port 18 c of the outer cylinder 18 in the direction of gas flow itself functions as the throttle portion 24 .
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- 22a heating element
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- E exhaust gas
- G reducing gas.
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ここで、この排ガス全体におけるPFCsやN2Oなどの占める割合は、N2やArなどの他のガスに比べてわずかではあるが、このPFCsやN2Oなどは地球温暖化係数(GWP)がCO2に比べて数千~数万倍と非常に大きく、大気寿命もCO2に比べて数千~数万年と長いことから、大気中へ少量排出した場合であっても、その影響は甚大なものとなる。さらに、CF4やC2F6を代表とするパーフルオロカーボンはC-F結合が安定であるため(結合エネルギーが130kcal/molと大きい)、分解が容易でないことが知られている。このため、使用済みとなったPFCsやN2Oなどを排ガス中から除害する様々な技術の開発が行われている。 Various types of fluorine compound gases are used as cleaning gases, etching gases, and the like in the manufacturing processes of semiconductor devices and liquid crystal displays. Such fluorine compounds are called " PFCs ", and typical ones are perfluorocarbons such as CF4 , C2F6 , C3F8 , C4F8 , C5F8 , CHF3 and inorganic fluorine - containing compounds such as SF6 and NF3. In the manufacturing process of semiconductor devices and the like, N 2 O (nitrous oxide) or the like is used as a material gas for manufacturing a nitride film. Various kinds of PFCs and N 2 O used in the manufacturing process of semiconductor devices and liquid crystal displays are discharged as exhaust gas together with N 2 and Ar used as carrier gas and purge gas. In this specification, this exhaust gas is referred to as "semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas" or simply "exhaust gas" throughout. In addition, manufacturing processes for semiconductor devices and liquid crystal displays are collectively referred to as "semiconductor manufacturing processes".
Here, the ratio of PFCs and N 2 O in the whole exhaust gas is small compared to other gases such as N 2 and Ar, but these PFCs and N 2 O have a global warming potential (GWP) is thousands to tens of thousands of times greater than that of CO 2 , and its lifetime in the atmosphere is several thousand to tens of thousands of years longer than that of CO 2 . becomes enormous. Furthermore, it is known that perfluorocarbons represented by CF 4 and C 2 F 6 are not easily decomposed because the CF bond is stable (the bond energy is as large as 130 kcal/mol). For this reason, various techniques have been developed for removing PFCs, N 2 O, etc., which have become used, from the exhaust gas.
また、2015年9月の国連サミットで「持続可能な開発のための2030アジェンダ」が採択され、それ以降、今後のエネルギーの効率的な利用等に関して様々な議論や検討が行われている。このような状況の下、加熱の際のエネルギーとして比較的多くの電力を消費する上記従来の電熱ヒーターを備えた排ガス処理装置においても、高効率化及びこれに伴う省エネ化のニーズが益々高まってくることが容易に予想される。 However, the above prior art has the following problems. In other words, when the PFCs in the exhaust gas are mainly composed of persistent CF 4 , the electric heater must be used at a very high temperature of 1500 ° C or higher. The physical properties of the heating element material are also close to the limit, and there is a problem that continuous operation over a long period of time is difficult.
In addition, the “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” was adopted at the United Nations Summit in September 2015, and since then various discussions and studies have been conducted regarding the efficient use of energy in the future. Under these circumstances, there is an increasing need for higher efficiency and energy saving associated with the exhaust gas treatment apparatus equipped with the above-mentioned conventional electric heater, which consumes a relatively large amount of electric power for heating. It can easily be expected to come.
すなわち、半導体製造工程より排出される排ガスEを液洗する入口スクラバー12と,その入口スクラバー12を通過した上記の排ガスEを加熱分解するガス処理炉14と,そのガス処理炉14で加熱分解させた上記の排ガスEを液洗する出口スクラバー16とを具備する。このうち、上記ガス処理炉14は、内部にガス処理空間18bが形成された密閉筒状の本体18aの底面にガス導入口18cが穿設された外筒18と,一端が上記ガス導入口18cを囲繞するように上記の本体18aの内部底面に取り付けられ、他端が開口すると共に上記の本体18aの天井面に近接する位置まで上記ガス処理空間18bを横切るように延設された内筒20と,上記の本体18aの天井部18dから垂設されると共に、長尺棒状の発熱体22aが上記の内筒20の内部空間内に配設された電熱ヒーター22とを備える。また、上記ガス導入口18cの手前には、上記の入口スクラバー12通過後の排ガスEの流路の内径が上記ガス導入口18cの口径以下まで一気に絞られる絞り部24が設けられる。さらに、上記ガス導入口18cの手前には、上記の絞り部24における排ガス通流方向上流側端部の近傍にて上記の排ガスEへ向けて所定量の還元性ガスGを供給する還元性ガス供給手段26が設けられる。 In order to achieve the above objects, the present invention, for example, as shown in FIG.
That is, an
入口スクラバー12通過後の液洗済みの排ガスEに対して還元性ガス供給手段26より供給された還元性ガスGは、絞り部24を通過する際にその流速が上がると同時に排ガスE中の除害(加熱分解)対象成分であるPFCsやN2Oなどとの接触機会が増える。次いで、流速が上げられた状態でガス導入口18cを経てガス処理炉14内へと供給された排ガスEと還元性ガスGとは、内筒20内に配設された電熱ヒーター22の発熱体22aと衝突して乱流が生じ、これによりさらに排ガスE中のPFCsやN2Oなどと還元性ガスGとの接触機会が増やされる。そして、係る状態で加熱されることにより、ラジカル化された還元性ガスGの作用が重畳されて排ガスE中のPFCsやN2Oなどが非常に効率よく加熱分解される。また、このように加熱分解された高温の排ガスEは、内筒20の外側を流下するようになるが、その際に内筒20内部の温度が低下しないように断熱効果を発揮することができる。
以上のような相乗的な作用により、PFCsの中で最も分解が困難なCF4を従来よりも低温の例えば1250℃~1350℃の加熱温度で、99.9%以上分解させることができるようになる。 The present invention has, for example, the following effects.
The reducing gas G supplied from the reducing gas supply means 26 to the washed exhaust gas E after passing through the
Due to the above synergistic action, CF4 , which is the most difficult to decompose among PFCs, can be decomposed by 99.9% or more at a lower heating temperature than before, such as 1250 ° C to 1350 ° C. Become.
ガス処理炉14へ供給される排ガスEの流量100容量部に対して供給される還元性ガスGの流量が0.1容量部未満の場合には、還元性ガスGの添加効果が十分に発揮されず、逆に、ガス処理炉14へ供給される排ガスEの流量100容量部に対して供給される還元性ガスGの流量が5容量部を超える場合には、還元性ガスGの添加効果は十分発揮されるものの、その効果が頭打ちとなり無駄に還元性ガスGを燃焼させる結果となる。したがって、ガス処理炉14へ供給される排ガスEに対する還元性ガスGの添加割合を上記の範囲内とすることによって、還元性ガスGの添加による排ガスE中のPFCsの加熱分解効率を極大化させることができる。 In the present invention, when the exhaust gas E contains PFCs, the flow rate of the reducing gas G supplied from the reducing gas supply means 26 is the same as that of the exhaust gas E supplied to the
When the flow rate of the reducing gas G supplied to the
この場合、排ガスEの加熱分解処理後に大気中へ排出する際の二酸化炭素の量を低減させることができる。また、排ガスE中の除害対象成分にN2Oが含まれる場合には、このN2Oの加熱分解後に排出されるNOx(窒素酸化物)の量を著しく低減させることもできる。 Moreover, in the present invention, the reducing gas G is preferably hydrogen or ammonia.
In this case, it is possible to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere after the exhaust gas E is thermally decomposed. In addition, when N 2 O is included in the target components of the exhaust gas E to be removed, the amount of NOx (nitrogen oxides) discharged after the N 2 O is thermally decomposed can be significantly reduced.
図1は、本発明の一実施形態の半導体製造排ガスの処理装置10の一例を示す概略断面図である。この半導体製造排ガスの処理装置10は、図示しない排出源(半導体製造工程)より排出されるPFCsやN2Oなどを含有する排ガスEを加熱分解して除害処理する装置であり、大略、入口スクラバー12,ガス処理炉14及び出口スクラバー16で構成される。 BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment of a semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas treatment apparatus according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an example of an
なお、図1に示す本実施形態では、入口スクラバー12の排液のみならず、液洗後の排ガスEも薬液タンク30へと送り込まれるようになっており、この薬液タンク30の液面と天井面との間の空間(上部空間)が排ガス通流路として利用されている。ここで、図1における符合30aは、入口スクラバー12で液洗した排ガスEがガス処理炉14を経ずに出口スクラバー16へと流入しないように区画する「隔壁」である。 The
In this embodiment shown in FIG. 1, not only the waste liquid from the
また、図示実施形態の場合、本体18aの底面中央部にガス導入口18cが穿設されると共に、本体18aの底面におけるガス導入口18cに近接する位置に、本体18a内部のガス処理空間18bで加熱分解された排ガスEを排出するためのガス排出口18fが穿設されている。 In this embodiment, the case where the
In the illustrated embodiment, a
なお、本実施形態では内筒20を円筒状に形成する場合を示しているが、この内筒20の形状は両端が開口した筒状であれば如何なるものであってもよく、例えば角筒状等であってもよい。 The
Although the present embodiment shows the case where the
一方、還元性ガスGとして例えばCH4(メタン)などの炭化水素を用いれば、PFCs含有排ガス処理装置10全体のイニシャルコストやランニングコストを低廉に抑える事ができる。
ここで、還元性ガス供給手段26より供給される還元性ガスGの流量は、例えば、排ガスEがPFCsを含むものである場合には、ガス処理炉14へ供給されるその排ガスEの流量200リットル/分に対して0.2~10リットル/分、つまり、ガス処理炉14へ供給される排ガスEの流量100容量部に対して、還元性ガスGの流量が0.1~5容量部の割合であるのが好ましく、より好ましくは0.5~2.5容量部の範囲内である。
なお、還元性ガスGとしてアンモニアを用いる際には、その供給源として尿素や尿素水を用いるようにしてもよい。 Examples of the reducing gas G supplied by the reducing gas supply means 26 include hydrogen, carbon monoxide, ammonia, and hydrocarbons. , it is possible to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide when exhaust gas E is discharged into the atmosphere after thermal decomposition treatment. In addition, when N 2 O is included in the target components for abatement in the exhaust gas E, the amount of NOx emitted after the N 2 O is thermally decomposed is reduced by supplying hydrogen or ammonia in an amount approximately equal to the N 2 O. The amount can also be significantly reduced.
On the other hand, if a hydrocarbon such as CH 4 (methane) is used as the reducing gas G, the initial cost and running cost of the entire PFCs-containing exhaust
Here, the flow rate of the reducing gas G supplied from the reducing gas supply means 26 is, for example, when the exhaust gas E contains PFCs, the flow rate of the exhaust gas E supplied to the
When ammonia is used as the reducing gas G, urea or urea water may be used as its supply source.
以上のような相乗的な作用により、PFCsの中で最も分解が困難なCF4を従来よりも低温の1250℃~1350℃の加熱温度で99.9%以上分解させることができるようになる。 According to the semiconductor manufacturing exhaust
Due to the synergistic action described above, CF 4 , which is the most difficult to decompose among PFCs, can be decomposed by 99.9% or more at a heating temperature of 1250° C. to 1350° C., which is lower than the conventional one.
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- 半導体製造工程より排出される排ガス(E)を液洗する入口スクラバー(12),その入口スクラバー(12)を通過した上記の排ガス(E)を加熱分解するガス処理炉(14),及び、そのガス処理炉(14)で加熱分解させた上記の排ガス(E)を液洗する出口スクラバー(16)を具備する半導体製造排ガスの処理装置であって、
上記ガス処理炉(14)は、内部にガス処理空間(18b)が形成された密閉筒状の本体(18a)の底面にガス導入口(18c)が穿設された外筒(18)と,一端が上記ガス導入口(18c)を囲繞するように上記の本体(18a)の内部底面に取り付けられ、他端が開口すると共に上記の本体(18a)の天井面に近接する位置まで上記ガス処理空間(18b)を横切るように延設された内筒(20)と,上記の本体(18a)の天井部(18d)から垂設されると共に、長尺棒状の発熱体(22a)が上記の内筒(20)の内部空間内に配設された電熱ヒーター(22)とを備えており、
上記ガス導入口(18c)の手前には、上記の入口スクラバー(12)通過後の排ガス(E)の流路の内径が上記ガス導入口(18c)の口径以下まで一気に絞られる絞り部(24)が設けられると共に、その絞り部(24)における排ガス通流方向上流側端部の近傍にて上記の排ガス(E)へ向けて所定量の還元性ガス(G)を供給する還元性ガス供給手段(26)が設けられる、ことを特徴とする半導体製造排ガスの処理装置。 An inlet scrubber (12) for washing the exhaust gas (E) discharged from the semiconductor manufacturing process, a gas processing furnace (14) for thermally decomposing the exhaust gas (E) that has passed through the inlet scrubber (12), and its A semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas treatment apparatus comprising an outlet scrubber (16) for liquid washing the above exhaust gas (E) thermally decomposed in a gas treatment furnace (14),
The gas processing furnace (14) includes an outer cylinder (18) having a gas inlet (18c) drilled in the bottom of a sealed cylindrical main body (18a) having a gas processing space (18b) formed therein; One end is attached to the inner bottom surface of the main body (18a) so as to surround the gas introduction port (18c), and the other end is open to the position close to the ceiling surface of the main body (18a). An inner cylinder (20) extending across the space (18b) and a long rod-shaped heating element (22a) vertically installed from the ceiling (18d) of the main body (18a) an electric heater (22) disposed in the inner space of the inner cylinder (20),
In front of the gas introduction port (18c), a constriction portion (24) is provided for rapidly narrowing the inside diameter of the flow path of the exhaust gas (E) after passing through the inlet scrubber (12) to the diameter of the gas introduction port (18c) or less. ) is provided, and a reducing gas supply for supplying a predetermined amount of reducing gas (G) toward the exhaust gas (E) in the vicinity of the upstream end in the exhaust gas flow direction of the throttle portion (24) An apparatus for treating semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas, characterized in that means (26) is provided. - 請求項1の半導体製造排ガスの処理装置において、
前記の排ガス(E)がPFCsを含むものである場合には、前記の還元性ガス供給手段(26)より供給される前記の還元性ガス(G)の流量が、前記ガス処理炉(14)へ供給される上記の排ガス(E)の流量100容量部に対して、0.1~5容量部の割合である、ことを特徴とする半導体製造排ガスの処理装置。 In the semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas treatment apparatus of claim 1,
When the exhaust gas (E) contains PFCs, the flow rate of the reducing gas (G) supplied from the reducing gas supply means (26) is supplied to the gas treatment furnace (14) 1 to 5 parts by volume per 100 parts by volume of the above-mentioned exhaust gas (E). - 請求項1又は2の半導体製造排ガスの処理装置において、
前記の還元性ガス(G)が、水素又はアンモニアである、ことを特徴とする半導体製造排ガスの処理装置。 In the semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas treatment apparatus according to claim 1 or 2,
An apparatus for treating semiconductor manufacturing exhaust gas, wherein the reducing gas (G) is hydrogen or ammonia.
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