Engineers' handbook of industrial microwave heating
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Engineers' handbook of industrial microwave heating
（IEE power series, 25）
Institution of Electrical Engineers, 1998
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 353-357) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Heating materials using microwave energy offers many advantages in industrial processes, including improved quality, efficiency and control. There is a growing interest in microwave heating throughout industry and there are now many research establishments, both academic and industrial, working in this field. Microwave technology is a well developed science in the areas of radar and communications, supported by a large bibliography, but this is not the case for its applications to industry. The aim of this book is first to present the fundamentals of microwave technology that are relevant to industrial practice in a manner accessible to engineers, scientists and technicians who may have little or no prior knowledge of the subject. Second, it presents a perspective on the range and scope of the techniques and hardware used, giving detailed descriptions, making critical comparisons and commenting frequently on practical issues of design.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction and fundamental concepts
Chapter 2: Microwave interaction with dielectric materials
Chapter 3: The thermodynamic aspects of volumetric heating
Chapter 4: Microwave transmission: theory and practice
Chapter 5: Microwave-heating applicators 1: multimode ovens
Chapter 6: Microwave-heating applicators 2: aperiodic structures
Chapter 7: Microwave-heating applicators 3: resonant structures
Chapter 8: Choking (attenuation) tunnels for continuous-flow applicators
Chapter 9: Microwave generators 1: microwave power tubes
Chapter 10: Microwave generators 2: electrical power sources
Chapter 11: Outline of microwave measurements on components and materials
Chapter 12: Procedures for testing high-power installations
Chapter 13: Equipment safety
Appendices
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