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Slurry Dispense Engines

Storage tanks, or daytanks, are used to hold a supply of slurry for circulation to a fab via a global delivery loop. Since slurry must be kept moving, rather than delivered in a deadhead delivery fashion, a slurry dispense engine will typically draw from a storage tank and circulate the slurry back to that storage tank, as depicted in Fig. 6. [Pg.71]

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Redundant dispense engines. Redundant dispense engines have become fairly common in both pump- and non-pump-based slurry dispense systems. Since slurry is both chemically and mechanically aggressive, a backup dispense engine enables system maintenance without interruption of supply to the fab. [Pg.69]

J. P. Bare, B. Johl, and T. A. Lemke, Comparison of Vacuum-Pressure vs. Pump Dispense Engines for CMP Slurry Distribution, Proceedings of SEMlCONtWesl Contamination in Liquid Chemical Distribution Systems Workshop (July, 1998). [Pg.87]

Bare J, Johl B, Lemke T. Comparison of vacuum-pressure vs. pump dispense engines for CMP slurry distributionProceedings of SEMICON/West Contamination in Liquid Chemical Distribution Systems Workshop 1998 July. [Pg.626]

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