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titleOfInvention A semiconductor waste gas treatment system
abstract A semiconductor waste gas treatment system is composed of a vacuum pumping device, a plasma processing device and a wet scrubbing device. A two stages vacuum pumping is employed, such as a booster pump along with a dry pump. A low pressure plasma process is adopted and installed between the two pumps, leading to efficient gas reactions with a low energy consumption. Meanwhile, the back stream issues possibly caused by the plasma process is eliminated in this invention. Above all, a large flow of purge gas such as nitrogen usually used in a dry pump is not necessary, resulting in the reduction of the cost of pumping system and the amount of emission of NOn x that is harmful to environment. In the last stage, a jet flow micro-bubble wet scrubber is used for the efficient absorption of gases and particles absorption; Moreover, it can generate a rough vacuum at the output port of the pump, which significantly increases the pumping efficiency and eliminates the particle blockage inside the pump.
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