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Reducing the HPM Risk: Pressure-actuated Gas Delivery

01 June 2000 | By Mark Osborne | White Papers > Edition 12

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W. K. OLANDER, L. WANG, M. DONATUCCI & R. FRYE, ATMI, Inc., Danbury, CT, USA

ABSTRACT

Critical information on the environmental, health and safety benefits offered by a new technology for reducing the associated risks of storing and delivering high pressure hazardous process materials [HPMs] follows. The Vacuum Actuated Cylinder [VAC™ gas source] provides the benefits of sub-atmospheric pressure actuation and reduced pressure delivery to a wide array of etch and CVD applications used in semiconductor and other industries.
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