标题: | 奈米微气泡浮除技术于半导体工业化学机械研磨废水处理之应用 The application of nano-sized bubble flotation technology on the treatment of CMP wastewater of the semiconductor manufactory |
作者: | 苏扬根 Young Ken,Su 林志高 Jih-Gaw Lin 环境工程系所 |
关键字: | 化学机械研磨废水;溶解空气浮除法;奈米气泡产生器;实验设计;CMP wastewater;dissolved air flotation;nano-sized bubble generator;design of experiment |
公开日期: | 2003 |
摘要: | 半导体业中之化学机械研磨废水中主要含有奈米级之矽氧化物悬浮微粒,其具有相当稳定分散的能力。目前业界一般是以混凝沈淀方法或是薄膜方法来处理。本研究利用溶解空气浮除法搭配奈米气泡生成技术,由于其可产生奈米级的气泡,可增加与CMP废水中二氧化矽等颗粒接触的机会。实验的进行并搭配实验设计,以求取更有代表性的数据及结果。根据资料显示,单纯调整废水的pH值,并没有任何的去除效果。而在浮除过程前先行添加活化剂以及添加捕集剂,可以有效地去除废水中的奈米等级微粒。最后发现到,控制硫酸铝在250-321 mg/L,可以控制放流水浊度低于5 NTU以下的程度。而CTAB的效用则不显着。处理水里面会残留TOC,仍待后段设备处理。本研究证明了搭配奈米气泡产生器的浮除技术可以对CMP废水中的微细颗粒进行有效率的去除。尔后的研究方向将朝向连续式、多段式浮除处理。 Semiconductor industry has been a sector of importance and leading edge for economy development in Taiwan and elsewhere for the past several decades and in future. Generally, a large number of complex and highly delicate processes are employed in the semiconductor manufacturing. Besides, a large quantity of ultra-pure water is consumed in various washing and cleaning steps of the semiconductor manufacturing processes. This makes semiconductor industry become highly demanding for water use. In the various semiconductor manufacturing processes, chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) is an important technology for global planarization, which has been commonly adopted for integrated circuit (IC) devices below 0.25 □m. It is estimated that CMP process could account for greater than 40% of ultra-pure water consumption in the semiconductor manufacturing as linewidths of IC devices shrink to <100 nm after 2005. Moreover, CMP wastewater is well-known to contain high content of nano-sized particles (SiO2, Al2O3, MnO2 or CeO2) and various chemicals. Therefore, the burgeoning water demand and wastewater generation impose a chilling effect on current and anticipated semiconductor industry growth. For the sustainable development of water resource, it is necessary to reclaim or reuse the huge quantity of CMP wastewater. In Taiwan, a new semiconductor manufactory is required to reclaim 85% of water used in the manufacturing process. However, traditional wastewater treatment methods are costly and cannot meet this requirement. It is necessary to develop the novel technology for water reclamation of semiconductor manufactory. The purpose of this study was to develop an innovative flotation system with a nano-bubble generator for treating and reclaiming CMP wastewater produced by the semiconductor manufacturing. In this study, the suitable range of operational parameters (pH, activators, collectors and recycle ratio) for the nano-bubble flotation was recommended by the experimental design methods. At first, a fractional factorial design (FFD) was applied to screen the main parameters affecting the performance of nano-bubble flotation. Then the optimization of these main affecting factors was performed by the central composite experimental design (CCD) and response surface methodology. It was found the average particle size of CMP wastewater was smaller than 100 nm. This characteristic made it was not easy to obtain high removal efficiency of suspended solids (SS) and turbidity when the CMP wastewater was treated by nano-bubble flotation without addition of any chemicals. The results of FFD experimental showed that activators (Al2(SO4)3 and FeCl3) and recycle ratio had significant effects on removal of SS and turbidity except pH and collectors (NaOH and CTAB (n-cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide)). After the evaluation of results of CCD, response surface and quality of treated water, the optimized conditions for SS (>99%) and turbidity (>95%) removal were found to be 285 mg/l Al2(SO4)3 and 5 mg/l CTAB, respectively. Overall, the nano-bubble flotation showed high potential for treatment and reclamation of CMP wastewater produced from semiconductor manufacturing. |
URI: | http://140.113.39.130/cdrfb3/record/nctu/#GT009119520 http://hdl.handle.net/11536/51646 |
显示于类别: | Thesis |
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