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Abstract
Atmospheric-pressure chemical vapor deposition of silicon carbide in a tubular hot-wall reactor using a polymeric source was studied. A three-dimensional model of the reactor was solved numerically based on the finite-volume method. To achieve the best desired conditions, the effects of substrate temperature, mass fraction of polycarbosilane (–Si[CH3]2–), inlet velocity, and substrate location on the SiC deposition rate were considered. These effects were investigated to obtain the optimum conditions by using the design of experiments (DoE) method. Finally, several contours are presented to help designers find suitable reactor conditions for higher performance.
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