Agitating – Having interrelated feed and discharge means – Recirculating from and to mixing chamber
Patent
1993-09-30
1995-04-25
Jenkins, Robert W.
Agitating
Having interrelated feed and discharge means
Recirculating from and to mixing chamber
134 952, 134 953, 1341021, 239127, 239434, 3661605, 3661531, 3661632, B01F 1504
Patent
active
054093104
ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor processor blending system for diluting a concentrated liquid additive into an actively flowing primary liquid. The concentrated additive is stored in a reservoir and transferred to a drained mixing tank via a metering pump. A diluent supply adds a measured amount of diluent to the mixing tank to provide a diluted additive. Primary fluid flows through aspirator-injectors having a suction port which draws from the mixing tank. This provides two-stage dilution which can easily achieve very dilute ratios of the additive.
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Jenkins Robert W.
Semitool Inc.
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