Method of determining the rotation boundary values in two-dimensional gas flow

Brozi, A.

doi:10.1002/pssa.2211270136

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“…The grid lines used for this problem are parallel and perpendicular to the substrate surface, this means that they are oblique in relation to the upper wall of the reactor. The solution of the equation system is hampered by the problems occurring during the solution of the boundary conditions on the oblique boundary, however, using a technique developed especially for this purpose (the technique is described in [12]) it is possible to solve the problem. The grid used for the computations is presented in Fig.…”

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A New Computer Model of the MOCVD Process, The Gas Flow in a Horizontal Reactor

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1992

Phys. Stat. Sol. (a)

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The new computer model of the MOCVD process developed by the author consists of three basic parts: the gas flow model (giving the velocities and temperature distributions in the gas phase), the model of changes of concentrations of the active species in the gas phase (influenced by gas phase reactions and overall gas motion and temperature), and the model of the crystal growth process itself. This paper presents the solution of the first of the mentioned problems: the model of the gas flow in horizontal MOCVD reactor.

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