Sentence examples for microwave furnaces from inspiring English sources

The experiments with copper powders in microwave furnaces suggested that samples with higher porosity and smaller particle sizes were able to heat more rapidly [10 12] compared to the conventional heating conditions.

After washing and filtration, the hydrogel was dried in a microwave furnace.

Cobalt ferrite nano particles were synthesized by Pechini sol-gel method and calcined at 700 °C in electrical and microwave furnace.

The samples were sintered in a multimode microwave furnace (2.45 GHz) at different temperatures 1200-1400 °CC) in air.

Usage of a tubular susceptor for hybrid sintering in a cylindrical single-mode microwave furnace is studied experimentally.

After washing and filtration, the hydrogel was dried in a microwave furnace with an output power of 700 W and at a frequency of 2.45 GHz.

The materials were heat-treated using a microwave furnace, which is a novel and more economic method, when compared with conventional furnaces, to improve the molecular sieves properties.

The effect of particle size and porosity on heating of conductive materials (metallic particulate compact) in a 2.45-GHz multimode microwave furnace was investigated by Agrawal et al. [8, 10, 11].

The precursors were prepared by coordination reactions among LiOH·H2O, NH4VO3, NH4H2PO4, C6H8O7·H2O and a small amount of water, and then they were sintered in a microwave furnace at 600 °C for 50 min.

To produce a Nd1.8Ce0.2CuO4±δ solid solution, the oxide form of the reagents were milled for 36 h and sintered at 1173 K for 8 h in a microwave furnace.

In addition to the incorporation of the CNTs with the dual role of mechanical reinforcement and microwave susceptor, microwave sintering was achieved in only 8 min by using a synergetic combination of graphite and silicon carbide as microwave susceptors in a microwave furnace.