Marine Semiconductor Gases are specialized gases used in semiconductor manufacturing processes aboard ships. Gas Systems ensure safe storage, delivery, and handling of these high-purity gases. They are designed to meet stringent marine safety and environmental standards.

Size: Varies based on application; typically stored in cylinders ranging from 10L to 50L.

Grade: High-purity (99.999% or higher) for semiconductor processes.

Viscosity: Low viscosity, similar to air or inert gases like nitrogen.

Buoyancy: Slightly buoyant in air due to lower density compared to ambient air.

Material: Stainless steel or aluminum cylinders with corrosion-resistant linings.

Pressure: Stored at high pressures (up to 3000 psi or 200 bar).

Compatibility: Non-reactive with marine environments; resistant to saltwater corrosion.

Temperature Range: Stable between -40°C to +60°C for storage and operation.

Gas Types: Includes argon, nitrogen, helium, and specialty gases like silane or ammonia.

Safety Features: Equipped with pressure relief valves and leak detection systems.