Atmospheric pressure fluid

Numerous modeling studies of CVD reactors have been made and are summarized in recent review papers (I, 212). Table 3 in reference 212 lists major examples of CVD models up to mid-1986. Therefore, rather than giving an exhaustive list of previous work, Table V presents a summary of the major modeling approaches and forms the basis for the ensuing discussion, which is most appropriately handled in terms of two groups (1) hot-wall LPCVD systems and (2) cold-wall, near-atmospheric-pressure reactors. In LPCVD reactors, diffusion and surface reaction effects dominate, whereas in cold-wall reactors operated at near-atmospheric pressures, fluid flow and gas-phase reactions are important in predicting performance, as discussed earlier in relation to transport phenomena. 

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