Sentence examples for microwave curing from inspiring English sources

A general relationship between the microwave curing parameters of power, temperature rise, curing time and repair volume has been derived.

The adsorption of Na+ by alkali-silica reaction gel under microwave curing reduced the adverse effect of Na+ on the late hydration of cement and the compressive strength.

Different proprietary repair materials and a CEM II mortar were used to characterise the relationship between the main parameters of microwave curing (power, curing time, temperature rise and volume).

By reducing the curing time, microwave curing can enhance the productivity, save the capital and decrease the plant areas for precast concrete when compared with the steam curing.

The results of the experiment carried out show significant reductions in residual strain, warpage, total curing time and energy consumption, compared with both traditional thermal curing and current microwave curing technologies.

Multiwalled carbon nanotube (MWCNT /epoxy (EP) composites were developed using microwave curing (m-MWCNT/EP).

The results indicated that microwave cured samples had somewhat differentiated molecular structure and showed slightly higher glass transition temperature.

Thus shear strength of microwave cured bamboo was much higher than that of bamboo cured by thermal.

Subsequently, the bond strengths of the microwave cured samples were compared to those of the specimens cured in ambient conditions by subjecting the joined samples to shear loading.

The microwave cured composites present higher values for ILLS (13.1%), delamination threshold force (5.2%), maximum load (17.8%) and penetration threshold (14.5%).

The sample microwave cured using the selected curing regime was then compared against samples cured using (a) normal curing (b) steam curing at 40 °C for 10 h and (c) steam curing at 80 °C for 4 h by performing the compressive strength, XRD, TG-DSC, SEM-EDS and MIP.