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The recipes for dry oxidation are very similar on these furnaces.
The recipes for dry oxidation are very similar on these furnaces.


The oxidation and annealing times  
The oxidation and annealing times are variable commands. It means that these can be changed by the users. The maximum allowed oxidation time is ...
 
The oxidation temperatures are fixed in the recipes. The temperature can be seen in the recipe name, e.g. "DRY1000" for dry oxidation at 1000 C.
 


===Steps in the dry oxidation recipes===
===Steps in the dry oxidation recipes===
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The user has to press "Start" (on the touch screen) or "Continue" (on the furnace computer) to close the furnace   
The user has to press "Start" (on the touch screen) or "Continue" (on the furnace computer) to close the furnace   
*CLOSE
Message: "Boat moving"
The furnace is closing
*HEAT UP
Message: "Heat-up"
The furnace is heating up to the temperature defined in the recipe
The recipe will continue to the next step, when the temperature of center heating zone (zone 2) reached the right temperature
*OXIDATION
Message: "Dry oxidation"
The dry oxidation is started
O2 flow: 5 SLM
N2 flow: 0 SLM
The oxidation time has been defined by the user. The oxidation time can be changed, until the oxidation step is started.
*ANNEAL
Message: "Anneals/Dens"
The standard annealing time is 20 minutes, but users can change the time. The annealing time can be changed, until the annealing step is started.