Modeling of the Radio Frequency Electric Field Strength Developed During the Rf Assisted Heat Pump Drying of Particulates

A new "boundary value" approach to model the radio frequency (rf) electric field strength during the tf assisted drying of particulate materials has been developed and validated with experimental data. Material dielectric data at varying moisture contents and elevated temperatures were mea...

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Published in:The Journal of microwave power and electromagnetic energy 1998-01, Vol.33 (3), p.167-177
Main Authors: Marshall, M.G., Metaxas, A.C.
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Batch drying
Combination dryer
Dielectric properties
Drying
Electric field strength
Heat pumps
Modeling
Particulate drying
Radio frequency drying
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