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A. Feodorov

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Melt flow instability and vortex structures in Czochralski growth under steady magnetic fields

2002

Abstract The hydrodynamics of melt motion in the CZ-process of silicon single crystal growth in axial and axial–radial magnetic fields is studied using a physical model. The modeling liquid is eutectics InGaSn. Most attention is paid to the problem of flow stability. A multi-channel system gathering data is used to define the pattern and dynamics of velocity disturbances. Instant spatial distributions of the electric potential induced by motion in the melt are obtained. Temporal evolution of the instant distributions in vertical and horizontal planes of the working volume is under investigation.

Renewable Energy Sustainability and the EnvironmentChemistryFlow (psychology)Energy Engineering and Power TechnologyCrystal growthMechanicsStability (probability)InstabilityMagnetic fieldVortexFuel TechnologyClassical mechanicsNuclear Energy and EngineeringElectric potentialMelt flow indexEnergy Conversion and Management
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Physical modelling of the melt flow during large-diameter silicon single crystal growth

2003

Abstract The reported investigations concern physical modelling of Czochralski growth of silicon large-diameter single crystals. InGaSn eutectic was used as a modelling liquid, employing actual criteria of the real process (Prandtl, Reynolds, Grashof numbers, etc.) and geometric similarity. A multi-channel measuring system was used to collect and process the temperature and flow velocity data. The investigations were focused on the study of heat transfer, in particular, the instability of the “cold zone” of the melt at the crystallization front.

SiliconChemistryPrandtl numberGrashof numberMineralogychemistry.chemical_elementMechanicsCondensed Matter Physicslaw.inventionPhysics::Fluid DynamicsInorganic Chemistrysymbols.namesakeFlow velocitylawHeat transferMaterials ChemistrysymbolsCrystallizationMelt flow indexEutectic systemJournal of Crystal Growth
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