Wet cleaning cavitation system and method to remove...

Cleaning and liquid contact with solids – Apparatus – With movable means to cause fluid motion

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C134S102200, C134S902000

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10402593

ABSTRACT:
A cavitation cleaning system and method for using the same to remove particulate contamination from a substrate including providing at least one substrate immersed in a cleaning solution said cleaning solution contained in a cleaning solution container. The container further includes means for producing gaseous cavitation bubbles of ultrasound energy, said gaseous cavitation bubbles arranged to contact at least a portion of the at least one substrate; applying ultrasound energy to create gaseous cavitation bubbles to contact the substrate to remove adhering residual particles in a substrate surface cleaning process; and, recirculating the cleaning solution through a particulate filtering means.

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Kern, Handbook of Semiconductor Wafer Cleaning Technologu, 1993, Noyes Publication, pp. 48-52 and 141-142.
English translation of JP 05-13397.

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