System and methods for controlling an amount of primer in a primer application gas
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US9789448B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9789448-B2 |
| Application number | US-201414163261-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jan 24, 2014 |
| Priority date | Jan 24, 2014 |
| Publication date | Oct 17, 2017 |
| Grant date | Oct 17, 2017 |
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Embodiments of a process for treating a fluid are provided. The process for treating a fluid includes supplying a first fluid to a circulating chamber and introducing a first gas to the first fluid. A portion of the first gas is dissolved in the first fluid and a portion of the first gas is held in a head space portion of the circulating chamber. The process further includes mixing a portion of the first fluid drawn out from the circulating chamber and a portion of the first gas drawn out from the head space portion to form a mixture. The process further includes spraying the mixture back into the circulating chamber by a two-fluid nozzle. In addition, the first gas is further dissolved into the first fluid to form a high conductivity fluid. The process further includes draining the high conductivity fluid from the circulating chamber.
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A process for treating a fluid, comprising: supplying a first fluid to a liquid-containing portion of a circulating chamber; introducing a first gas into the liquid-containing portion, such that a portion of the first gas is dissolved in the first fluid and a portion of the first gas passes through the first fluid and enters a head space portion of the circulating chamber; mixing a portion of the first fluid drawn out from the liquid-containing portion and a portion of the first gas drawn out from the head space portion to form a mixture; spraying the mixture back into the circulating chamber by a two-fluid nozzle, to form a high conductivity fluid, wherein a portion of the first gas in the head space portion is sucked into the two-fluid nozzle and mixed with the mixture in the two-fluid nozzle; draining the high conductivity fluid from the circulating chamber; supplying a second fluid to a fluid mixing chamber at a first flow rate, wherein the second fluid is the high conductivity fluid drained out from the circulating chamber; sensing the first flow rate of the second fluid by a proportional-integral-derivative controller; supplying a third fluid to the fluid mixing chamber at a second flow rate controlled by the proportional-integral-derivative controller; mixing the second fluid and the third fluid in the fluid mixing chamber to form a mixed fluid; and draining the mixed fluid from the fluid mixing chamber, wherein a conductivity of the mixed fluid is less than a conductivity of the second fluid. 2. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising: controlling a pressure of the circulating chamber by a back pressure regulator. 3. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the pressure of the circulating chamber is in a range from about 1 atm to about 10 atm. 4. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the first gas comprises carbon dioxide, nitrogen, oxygen, argon, xenon, helium, krypton, or combinations thereof. 5. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the first fluid and the third fluid are both deionized water. 6. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising: analyzing a volume ratio of the second fluid to the third fluid in the mixed fluid by an analyzer, wherein the analyzer is coupled to the fluid mixing chamber and the proportional-integral-derivative controller; and providing a signal from the analyzer to the proportional-integral-derivative controller for adjusting the second flow rate of the third fluid. 7. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising: introducing the mixed fluid to a gas mixing chamber; introducing a second gas and a third gas to the mixed fluid to form a conductivity-modified fluid; and draining the conductivity-modified fluid from the gas mixing chamber. 8. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the second gas is carbon dioxide and the third gas is nitrogen. 9. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 7 , wherein the conductivity of the mixed fluid is less than a conductivity of the conductivity-modified fluid. 10. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 7 , further comprising: cleaning a semiconductor structure by the conductivity-modified fluid. 11. A process for treating a fluid, comprising: introducing a first fluid to a circulating chamber; introducing a first gas into the first fluid, such that a portion of the first gas is dissolved in the first fluid and a portion of the first gas passes through the first fluid and enters a head space portion of the circulating chamber; mixing a portion of the first fluid drawn out from the circulating chamber and a portion of the first gas drawn out from the head space portion to form a mixture; spraying the mixture back into the circulating chamber by a two-fluid nozzle to form a high conductivity fluid, wherein a portion of the first gas in the head space portion is sucked into the two-fluid nozzle and mixed with the mixture in the two-fluid nozzle; introducing the high conductivity fluid to a fluid mixing chamber at a first flow rate; sensing the first flow rate of the high conductivity fluid by a proportional-integral-derivative controller; introducing a third fluid to the fluid mixing chamber at a second flow rate controlled by the proportional-integral-derivative controller; mixing the high conductivity fluid and the third fluid so that the high conductivity fluid is diluted by the third fluid in the fluid mixing chamber to form a mixed fluid; and draining the mixed fluid from the fluid mixing chamber. 12. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 11 , wherein a conductivity of the mixed fluid is less than a conductivity of the high conductivity fluid. 13. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 11 , further comprising: introducing the mixed fluid to a gas mixing chamber; introducing a second gas and a third gas to the mixed fluid to form a conductivity-modified fluid; and draining the conductivity-modified fluid from the gas mixing chamber. 14. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 11 , wherein the first fluid is deionized water, and the first gas is carbon dioxide. 15. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 13 , wherein a conductivity of the mixed fluid is less than a conductivity of the high conductivity fluid, and the conductivity of the mixed fluid is less than a conductivity of the conductivity-modified fluid. 16. A process for treating a fluid, comprising: introducing a first fluid to a circulating chamber; introducing a first gas into the first fluid, such that a portion of the first gas is dissolved in the first fluid and a portion of the first gas passes through the first fluid and enters a head space portion of the circulating chamber; mixing a portion of the first fluid drawn out from the circulating chamber and a portion of the first gas drawn out from the head space portion to form a mixture; sucking a portion of the first gas from the head space portion to mix with the mixture and spraying the mixture back into the circulating chamber to form a high conductivity fluid; draining the high conductivity fluid from the circulating chamber to a fluid mixing chamber; introducing a third fluid to the fluid mixing chamber to form a mixed fluid, wherein a conductivity of the mixed fluid is less than a conductivity of the high conductivity fluid; introducing the mixed fluid to a gas mixing chamber; and introducing a second gas and a third gas to the mixed fluid to form a conductivity-modified fluid. 17. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 16 , wherein the second gas is carbon dioxide and the third gas is nitrogen. 18. The process for treating a fluid as claimed in claim 16 , wherein the conductivity of the mixed fluid is less than a conductivity of the conductivity-modified fluid.
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