2011arXiv (Cornell University)Open access

The study of the microwave heating of bulk metals without microwave susceptors

Maxim Ignatenko, Motohiko Tanaka

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This paper discusses the physical aspects of the microwave heating of bulk metals in multimode cavity. The concept of power balance and thermodynamics are utilized to explain the preheating step required for successful microwave heating.

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This paper discusses the physical aspects of the microwave heating of bulk metals in multimode cavity. The concept of power balance and thermodynamics are utilized to explain the preheating step required for successful microwave heating.

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This paper discusses the physical aspects of the microwave heating of bulk metals in multimode cavity. The concept of power balance and thermodynamics are utilized to explain the preheating step required for successful microwave heating.

Key concepts: Microwave, Microwave heating, Microwave cavity, Microwave power, Multi-mode optical fiber, Materials science, Power Balance, Electromagnetic heating

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