Multiscale Simulation for Polysilicon Production by Fluidized Bed Reactor
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Explore the process of polysilicon production using a fluidized bed reactor with a focus on multi-scale simulation to achieve uniform particle size, maximize purity, and control mass. Learn about the modeling techniques and tools involved in this interdisciplinary program.
Multiscale Simulation for Polysilicon Production by Fluidized Bed Reactor
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다중규모 모사Multiscale simulation for process development[Example 1: FBR for polysilicon] Major: Interdisciplinary program of the integrated biotechnology Graduate school of bio- & information technology Youngil Lim (N110), Lab. FACS phone: +82 31 670 5207 (direct) Fax: +82 31 670 5445, mobile phone: +82 10 7665 5207 Email: limyi@hknu.ac.kr, homepage:http://facs.maru.net 3 weeks topic
Example 1. Polysilicon production by FBR: characteristics + multi-component: SiH4, H2, Si(g), Si(s) + multi-phase: gas and solid + multi-physics: hydrodynamics (velocity, temperature, and concentration), reaction (decomposition), crystallization (nucleation, agglomeration, breakage, growth), gravity, Heat and mass transfer + multi-scale (time): - silane decomposition: ~µs - gas and particle mixing: ~s - wall and reactor heat transfer: ~min - crystal growth: ~hr + multi-scale (length): - micro-scale: particle nucleation, growth, agglomeration and breakage (PBE). - macro-scale: fluid dynamics (CFD) - process-level: overall mass balance, particle size control and fluidized particle mass control. Balaji et al. (2010), Multiscale modeling in fluidized-bed for solar-grade poly-silicon production, Chem. Soc. Rev., 24, 279-287.
Example 1. Polysilicon production by FBR: objectives Process-level objectives + To obtain polysilicon particles with uniform and big size. + To maximize the recovery within 9N purity + To control the fluidized particle mass at a set point adjusting W. + To control the particle size uniformly adjusting S, Fin, T, and solid holdup (s). Multi-scale simulation + Process-level modeling: overall mass balance. + Fluid-level modeling: CFD (computational fluid dynamics). + Particle size dynamics: PBE (population balance equation). + Reaction: CVD (chemical vapor deposition) kinetics Balaji et al. (2010), Multiscale modeling in fluidized-bed for solar-grade poly-silicon production, Chem. Soc. Rev., 24, 279-287.
Example 1. Polysilicon production by FBR: multi-scale simulation Solution strategy + Sequential approach: sequential solving of CFD/CVD/PBE modules. + Simultaneous approach: simultaneous solving of the three modules Solution tools + Process-level modeling: Matlab + Fluid-level modeling: Fluent for CFD + Particle size dynamics: Matlab for PBE + Reaction: Matlab for CVD Balaji et al. (2010), Multiscale modeling in fluidized-bed for solar-grade poly-silicon production, Chem. Soc. Rev., 24, 279-287.
Example 1. Polysilicon production by FBR: CFD modeling Momentum balance for gas and solid phases Mass balance Energy balance for gas and solid phases Balaji et al. (2010), Multiscale modeling in fluidized-bed for solar-grade poly-silicon production, Chem. Soc. Rev., 24, 279-287.
Example 1. Polysilicon production by FBR: PBE modeling Number-based PBE Nucleation: Growth: Agglomeration or Breakage: Particle inlet/outlet: Balaji et al. (2010), Multiscale modeling in fluidized-bed for solar-grade poly-silicon production, Chem. Soc. Rev., 24, 279-287.
Example 1. Polysilicon production by FBR: CVD modeling/mass CVD reaction kinetics Overall mass balance and P-control Balaji et al. (2010), Multiscale modeling in fluidized-bed for solar-grade poly-silicon production, Chem. Soc. Rev., 24, 279-287.
Example 1. Polysilicon production by FBR: model analysis 1 Balaji et al. (2010), Multiscale modeling in fluidized-bed for solar-grade poly-silicon production, Chem. Soc. Rev., 24, 279-287.
Example 1. Polysilicon production by FBR: model analysis 2 • Design parameters • Operating conditions: • Thermodynamic/physical properties • Model parameters • Computational parameters • Independent and dependent variables • Initial condition (IC) and boundary condition (BC)
Example 1. Polysilicon production by FBR: model analysis 3 Accumulation term Convection term: Diffusion term (more extendedly tensor term) Source term (reaction, gravity, etc.) Signs in Navier-Stokes equation Units of each terms Balaji et al. (2010), Multiscale modeling in fluidized-bed for solar-grade poly-silicon production, Chem. Soc. Rev., 24, 279-287.
Summary of Example 1 - Multi-scale simulation approach - Advantages - Limitations and Challenges