Study and simulation of the silicon processing process


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Authors

  • Lila Mokhtari University of Mostaghanem
  • Mohammed Ridha Benzidane
  • Bounouar Mokhtari

Keywords:

photovoltaic cell, silicon, simulation, electromagnetic induction, cold crucible

Abstract

Our work is related to the numerical study and simulation of the silicon processing process by
continuous flow in a cold crucible to manufacture photovoltaic cells by the Czochralski method . Numerical
simulations of heat exchanges are carried out during the different stages of the process by COMSOL
Multiphysics . The results obtained have made it possible to know the thermal field inside the silicon alloy
in order to control the parameters during its development to realize photovoltaic cells with high efficiency.

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Author Biographies

Lila Mokhtari, University of Mostaghanem

STIC Laboratory, Faculty of Tlemcen

 

Mohammed Ridha Benzidane

Algeria.Research Lab Mechanical Manufacturing Technology Oran

Bounouar Mokhtari

Algeria.Research Lab Mechanical Manufacturing Technology Oran

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2025-01-03

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Mokhtari, L., Benzidane, M. R., & Mokhtari, B. (2025). Study and simulation of the silicon processing process. International Journal of Advanced Natural Sciences and Engineering Researches, 8(11), 936–942. Retrieved from https://as-proceeding.com/index.php/ijanser/article/view/2371

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