LARCH – Waste Gas Treatment for MOCVD and GaN
LARCH is our dry-burn product family, specially developed for MOCVD and EUV processes at the point of use.
LARCH – Point-of-Use Treatment of Waste Gases from MOCVD Processes in the LED and GaN Industry
LARCH dry burners were developed by DAS Environmental Experts specifically for the treatment of exhaust gases from MOCVD processes for LED, μLED, GaN, and exhaust gases from EUV processes at the point of use.
The treatment combination of oxidation und pyrolysis extends DAS´ technology portfolio in a sustainable way. Low investment and operating costs, a simple, robust design and low environmental impact (no CO2 emissions, minimum NOx emission) characterize LARCH. Current installations demonstrate maintenance intervals of more than six months. Maintenance access is possible from two sides. Operation costs can be optimized with a process tool interface. By the application of heat exchangers, the process gas heat can be used for other production areas.
LARCH – Dry-Burn Systems for Efficient Treatment of Industry Processes
LARCH
LARCH is our Point-of-Use waste gas abatement system. It is capable of treating large flows of hydrogen and ammonia as well as small flows of metal-organics and silan, which are typically found in common MOCVD and EUV processes. Characteristics of LARCH include low investment and operating costs, a simple and robust design, and a low environmental impact: no CO2 emissions, minimal NOx emissions and no wastewater. The maintenance interval exceeds six months.
LARCH PLUS
LARCH PLUS is our most recent addition of the LARCH Point-of-Use product family. It was launched to satisfy the GaN and EUV capacity hunger and is capable of treating large flows of hydrogen and ammonia as well as small flows of metal-organics and silan. Characteristics of LARCH PLUS include low investment and operating costs, a simple and robust design, and a low environmental impact: no CO2 emissions, minimal NOx emissions and no wastewater. The maintenance interval exceeds six months.
Optimise Your Waste gas Treatment with LARCH
Optimised for point-of-use treatment of waste gases from MOCVD processes in the LED and GaN industries.
LARCH – Technical Data and Configuration Options
LARCH (Pyrolysis)
The waste gas, consisting mainly of hydrogen and ammonia, is fi rst heated, which leads to pyrolysis of the ammonia. The hydrogen is then ignited by electrical heating elements and burned with the oxygen of the ambient air drawn into the reactor. The reaction enthalpy that is released is now used to heat up the subsequent waste gas.
The remaining thermal energy is dissipated from the clean gas either in a heat exchanger or with air cooling before discharge. The reaction products are nitrogen and gaseous water. The exhaust gas can now be released into the environment without any further treatment as they meet the standards of the German air pollution law (TA Luft).
