Roland M Wanser, Age 87Waterbury, VT

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Waterbury, VT

103 Boma Cross, Kissimmee, FL 34746

Richmond, VT

Saint Albans, VT

Essex Junction, VT

4525 Daisy Dr, Kissimmee, FL 34746

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Exhaust System For High Temperature Furnace

US Patent:
5407349, Apr 18, 1995
Filed:
Jan 22, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/007699
Inventors:
Richard R. Hansotte - Richmond VT
Dieter K. Neff - Cambridge VT
Dennis A. Rock - St. Albans VT
Jeffrey A. Walker - Hyde Park VT
Roland M. Wanser - Bolton VT
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
F27D 312
US Classification:
432241
Abstract:
An exhaust system for use with a high temperature furnace used to perform oxidation and/or annealing operations of the type used in semiconductor fabrication. The exhaust system is designed to permit the furnace to be used with a controlled environment chamber surrounding the entry to the process chamber of the furnace. The exhaust system allows a relatively high velocity flow of exhaust gas from the process chamber through the exhaust system to occur when a positive pressure (e. g. , annealing) operations are performed. Such high velocity flow prevents (a) backstreaming and (b) the accumulation of non-uniform concentrations of exhaust gases in the exhaust system, thereby permitting the accurate monitoring of the concentration of a selected gas in the exhaust system. Based on such monitoring, the opening of the door to the process chamber of the furnace may be prevented when the concentration of the selected gas exceeds a predetermined level. Preferably, all portions of the exhaust system potentially exposed to process chamber gases are made from quartz.

Exhaust System For High Temperature Furnace

US Patent:
5752819, May 19, 1998
Filed:
Aug 26, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/703240
Inventors:
Richard Rene Hansotte - Richmond VT
Dieter Klaus Neff - Cambridge VT
Dennis Arthur Rock - St. Albans VT
Jeffrey Alan Walker - Hyde Park VT
Roland Michael Wanser - Bolton VT
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
F27D 312
US Classification:
432241
Abstract:
An exhaust system for use with a high temperature furnace used to perform oxidation and/or annealing operations of the type used in semiconductor fabrication. The exhaust system is designed to permit the furnace to be used with a controlled environment chamber surrounding the entry to the process chamber of the furnace. The exhaust system allows a relatively high velocity flow of exhaust gas from the process chamber through the exhaust system to occur when a positive pressure (e. g. , annealing) operations are performed. Such high velocity flow prevents (a) backstreaming and (b) the accumulation of non-uniform concentrations of exhaust gases in the exhaust system, thereby permitting the accurate monitoring of the concentration of a selected gas in the exhaust system. Based on such monitoring, the opening of the door to the process chamber of the furnace may be prevented when the concentration of the selected gas exceeds a predetermined level. Preferably, all portions of the exhaust system potentially exposed to process chamber gases are made from quartz.

Exhaust System For High Temperature Furnace

US Patent:
5567149, Oct 22, 1996
Filed:
Dec 14, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/355571
Inventors:
Richard R. Hansotte - Richmond VT
Dieter K. Neff - Cambridge VT
Dennis A. Rock - St. Albans VT
Jeffrey A. Walker - Hyde Park VT
Roland M. Wanser - Bolton VT
Assignee:
International Business Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
F27D 500
US Classification:
432 6
Abstract:
An exhaust system for use with a high temperature furnace used to perform oxidation and/or annealing operations of the type used in semiconductor fabrication. The exhaust system is designed to permit the furnace to be used with a controlled environment chamber surrounding the entry to the process chamber of the furnace. The exhaust system allows a relatively high velocity flow of exhaust gas from the process chamber through the exhaust system to occur when a positive pressure (e. g. , annealing) operations are performed. Such high velocity flow prevents (a) backstreaming and (b) the accumulation of non-uniform concentrations of exhaust gases in the exhaust system, thereby permitting the accurate monitoring of the concentration of a selected gas in the exhaust system. Based on such monitoring, the opening of the door to the process chamber of the furnace may be prevented when the concentration of the selected gas exceeds a predetermined level. Preferably, all portions of the exhaust system potentially exposed to process chamber gases are made from quartz.

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