METHOD FOR REMOVING SILICON POWDER IN COOLANT FOR MONOCRYSTALLINE SILICON SLICING WITH DIAMOND WIRE
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Jan 30, 2025
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The present disclosure provides a method for removing silicon powder in a coolant for monocrystalline silicon slicing with a diamond wire, including following steps: preparing an inorganic coagulation-inducing saline solution; mixing the inorganic coagulation-inducing saline solution with a waste coolant of the coolant after monocrystalline silicon slicing to obtain a mixture, and leaving the mixture to stand to carry out agglomeration and precipitation of the silicon powder. The inorganic coagulation-inducing saline solution has advantages of being inexpensive, non-toxic, easy to obtain, and achieving good agglomeration and precipitation. It is inexpensive to remove the silicon powder in the waste coolant for the monocrystalline silicon slicing with the diamond wire, and does not cause environmental pollution. The recovered silicon powder can be recycled and sold again, and the coolant can be reused for cutting after simple treatment.
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