Baking oven for the high-temperature treatment of materials with a low dielectric loss factor
CA 2276469 C · Owner: Gero Hochtemperaturofen Gmbh · Inventors: Bartusch, Wolfgang; Muller, Gunter
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In a baking oven (10) for the high-temperature treatment of materials with a relatively low dielectric loss factor (tan .delta.) by heating the material by absorption of microwave energy in a resonant chamber (16) a uniform energy , intensity of the microwave field is to be achieved for example by irradiating the microwave energy over a broad band and/or by varying in time the frequency of the irradiated microwave energy. The resonant chamber (16) and the radiation source (13) are tuned to each other such that the relation: (V/.lambda.3) .B 20 is satisfied. V stands for the volume of the resonant chamber (16), .lambda. for the wavelength of the microwave radiation and B its band …
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- Filed January 2, 1998 and granted April 16, 2002. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended January 2, 2018.
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