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Development of a Fixed Abrasive Slicing Technique for Reducing Cost of Photovoltaic Wafers
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Development of a Fixed Abrasive Slicing Technique for Reducing Cost of Photovoltaic Wafers

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This report examines a wafer slicing technique developed by Crystal Systems, Inc. that reduces the cost of photovoltaic wafers. This fixed, abrasive slicing technique (FAST) uses a multiwire bladepack and a diamond-plated wirepack; water is the coolant. FAST is in the prototype production stage and reduces expendable material costs while retaining the advantages of a multiwire slurry technique. The cost analysis revealed that costs can be decreased by making more cuts per bladepack and slicing more wafers per linear inch. Researchers studied the degradation of bladepacks and increased wirepack life.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bibliogov
Country
United States
Date
1 July 2012
Pages
68
ISBN
9781249201229

This report examines a wafer slicing technique developed by Crystal Systems, Inc. that reduces the cost of photovoltaic wafers. This fixed, abrasive slicing technique (FAST) uses a multiwire bladepack and a diamond-plated wirepack; water is the coolant. FAST is in the prototype production stage and reduces expendable material costs while retaining the advantages of a multiwire slurry technique. The cost analysis revealed that costs can be decreased by making more cuts per bladepack and slicing more wafers per linear inch. Researchers studied the degradation of bladepacks and increased wirepack life.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bibliogov
Country
United States
Date
1 July 2012
Pages
68
ISBN
9781249201229