Spin dryer requires bench enabled

[Eric Perozziello]

Just curious, was any test done to verify that this won't impact
the cleanliness of our clean device processes?  IE:  Was it
done to the rigor of a typical (user) specmat request?

If the SRD was designed to flow N2, it must have been done for
a reason, much like the dump-rinsers are designed to flush
periodically when idle.



On Thu, 24 Jul 2008, maurice stevens wrote:

> Now WBDiff must be enabled for the spin dryer to work.
> This modification was made to cutback on our N2 usage.  The spin dryers
> require a high N2 purge.  Now it flows high N2 flow only when the bench
> is enabled.
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