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  The Environmental Value Systems (EnV-S) Analysis  

  Nikhil Krishnan 

Sponsored By: Applied Materials, NSF/SRC  

Abstract 

The complex process sequences carried out in a modern semiconductor fabrication facility impede effective environmental decision making. Additionally, environmental issues are intertwined with cost, productivity and performance factors. A decision and design support tool can enlighten environmental decision-making and facilitate environmentally benign process and equipment design and selection. The Environmental Value Systems (EnV-S) Analysis (Figure 1) is a design tool under development, to evaluate cost, performance and ESH impacts of semiconductor manufacturing process sequences through an aggregated analysis of individual system components. In the past year of work, the approach behind the EnV-S has been detailed and the EnV-S is used to inform system selection decisions for copper Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP) effluent treatment and water recycling systems.  

 

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