High-Temperature Study of Heat-Shielding Composite Materials of the “Oxide–Oxide” Class

Dyakonov, V. A.; Лукин, Е. С.; Nefedova, N. V.; Pronin, B. F.; Filatov, E. N.

doi:10.1007/s11148-014-9640-0

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“…The microwave energy absorption by such elements and its variation with temperature may deteriorate the performance of the microwave applicator. Nevertheless, there is a generalized shortage of available data regarding the dielectric properties of these materials at high temperatures [2]. …”

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In Situ Monitoring of Microwave Processing of Materials at High Temperatures through Dielectric Properties Measurement

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Microwave-assisted processes have recognized advantages over more conventional heating techniques. However, the effects on the materials’ microstructure are still a matter of study, due to the complexity of the interaction between microwaves and matter, especially at high temperatures. Recently developed advanced microwave instrumentation allows the study of high temperature microwave heating processes in a way that was not possible before. In this paper, different materials and thermal processes induced by microwaves have been studied through the in situ characterization of their dielectric properties with temperature. This knowledge is crucial in several aspects: to analyze the effects of the microwave field on the reaction pathways; to design and optimize microwave-assisted processes, and to predict the behavior of materials leading to repeatable and reliable heating processes, etc.

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confidence: 99%