Tutorials Manual
Tutorials Manual
Tutorials Manual
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Chapter 4: Materials Problems<br />
<strong>Tutorials</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />
The constant reactor temperature (1440 C), pressure (2.368E-3 atm), volume, and<br />
internal surface area are input on the Reactor Physical Property tab of the (C1_) PSR<br />
panel. In this sample problem, no estimated gas mole fractions are input on the Initial<br />
Gas Fraction sub-tab of the Species-specific tab of the (C1_) PSR panel. This is not a<br />
restart problem, so the absence of a solution estimate for the gas-phase species<br />
causes the equilibrium composition to be calculated at 1713 K and used as a starting<br />
point for the iterations. However, solution estimates for the surface site concentrations<br />
and bulk phase activities are input on the corresponding sub-tabs of the Speciesspecific<br />
tab of the (C1_) PSR panel. The Bulk-phase-specific Data tab of the<br />
(C1_) PSR panel does not have input values because this is a deposition rather than<br />
an etching system.<br />
The Output Control tab of the Output Control panel specifies that a threshold of 0.001<br />
should be used for filtering A-factor sensitivities, while a threshold of 0.01 should be<br />
used for ROP. These are the default values in determining what gets printed in the<br />
output file and saved in the XML Solution File. The check box for indicating that<br />
growth rate sensitivities should be calculated and saved is on this tab, as are similar<br />
boxes to choose that sensitivities or ROP for all species should be calculated and<br />
stored. These latter options should be used with care for large mechanisms, as they<br />
can result in very large output and solution files. The Species Sensitivity and ROP tab<br />
allows the user to specify that sensitivities should be calculated and saved for only<br />
particular species, in this case HF, SiF 4 and NH 3 . Also on this table are choices for<br />
printing ROP information for particular species in the output file. The Continuations<br />
panel has input specifying four more simulations to be done with increasing SiF 4 /NH 3<br />
ratios.<br />
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