英文摘要 |
Identification and quantification of hazardous chemicals are essential for protecting the work place environment of semiconductor wafer fabrication factories. An open-path fourier transform infrared spectrometer (FTIR) and a close-cell FTIR were utilized to investigate the airborne acids, organics and perfluorinated compounds (PFCs). Isopropanol and acetone, common rinse solvents for tool maintenance and surface cleaning of equipment and work benches, were found as the major airborne contaminants in clean rooms. During preventive maintenance of metal etchers, hydogen cyanide was out-gasing from the processes of chamber-wall-deposition scrubbing and DI water wiping. High concentration of ammonium was found in the exhaust effluents of low pressure nitride CVD tools. The ammonium will create higher opacity smoke, emitted from house scrubber , if mixed with acid exhaust in the main duct. Exhaust of tungsen silicide CVD was also consisted of loss amount of explosive silane. The treatment efficiency of Edwards GRC model DI50 dry scrubber was 99% for HCl, BCl3 and CCl4 of metal etcher exhausts while its treatment efficiency for CF4 was nearly zero according to this study. |