Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Modifying or removing component of normally gaseous mixture – Halogenous component
Patent
1994-07-25
1996-04-23
Lewis, Michael
Chemistry of inorganic compounds
Modifying or removing component of normally gaseous mixture
Halogenous component
423210, 4232453, 588213, 588234, 588245, 431 5, 431 7, F23D 1412, F23G 706, B01D 5364, B01D 5370
Patent
active
055100937
ABSTRACT:
The disposal of troublesome substances, especially global-warming halogenated compounds is difficult enough, but is particularly difficult when associated with particulate-forming matter, such as silane and arsine commonly encountered in waste gas streams of the semiconductor industry. The combustive destruction of the troublesome substances in such a waste gas stream is simply and successfully achieved by injecting the stream admixed with fuel gas into a combustion zone surrounded by the radiant surface of a foraminous gas burner that is separately fed fuel gas and excess air sufficient to burn all the combustibles entering the combustion zone. A simple apparatus integrates the combustion zone with a quenching zone for the combustion product stream.
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Bartz David
Kendall Robert M.
Moreno Frederick E.
Alzeta Corporation
DiMauro Peter T.
Garbo Paul W.
Lewis Michael
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