| 2001‑08 |
Improvements to final polish mixed-bed resin for semiconductor high-purity water |
Lance Chiaverini et al. |
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| 2001‑08 |
Water reuse and reclaim operations at Hyundai Semiconductor America |
Mehdi Golshan & Shannon Schmitt |
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| 2001‑04 |
The use of high-efficiency RO in semiconductor applications |
Lisa M. Farmen & Chuck Dale |
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| 2001‑02 |
Resistivity instruments to meet semiconductor processing requirements |
Victor M. Braga |
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| 2000‑10 |
Water conservation in semiconductor plants |
Hsi-An Kwong |
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| 2000‑08 |
Electrodeionization replaces aging mixed beds serving semiconductor manufacturing |
Benoit Pare & Roy A. Hango |
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| 2000‑08 |
Trends in the use of ion chromatography for monitoring high-purity water at semiconductor plants |
Beverly Newton & Kenneth H. Summerville |
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| 2000‑02 |
Part 2: Important considerations in the design and construction of a semiconductor water system |
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| 2000‑02 |
The use of EDI in treating semiconductor-grade water |
Philippe Rychen & John Leet |
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| 1999‑12 |
An overview of sanitation concerns in the semiconductor industry |
Peter S. Cardwrighte |
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| 1999‑10 |
Membrane processes for water treatment in the semiconductor industry |
Rolf Nagel & Thomas Will |
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| 1999‑10 |
Portable continuous TOC monitoring in a semiconductor water system |
Doug Bender & Anthony B. Bevilacqua |
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| 1999‑09 |
Lessons learned: The installation of a 300 to 600 GPM semiconductor high-purity water system |
John Weems & Ken Pandya |
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| 1999‑03 |
Wastewater recycling to process in the semiconductor industry |
Irv B. Morrow & Daniel F. Turner |
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