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Advances in Microwave Processing for Engineering Materials (Hardcover)
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Advances in Microwave Processing for Engineering Materials (Hardcover)
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This text discusses recent research techniques in the field of
microwave processing of engineering materials by utilizing
microwave radiation in the form of microwave hybrid heating (MHH).
It is useful for industrial and household applications including
the joining of materials, casting of bulk metal alloy material,
drilling of borosilicate glass materials, development of cladding
of different materials for friction, wear, and corrosion. The book:
Discusses the development of high-temperature resistant materials
using microwave processing Covers the latest research development
in microwave processing in the field of healthcare i.e. bio-medical
implants Highlights concepts of microwave heating in joining,
cladding, and casting of metallic materials Explains mechanisms of
failure of materials and protection in a comprehensive manner
Provide readers the knowledge of microwave processing of materials
in major thrust areas of engineering applications This book
extensively highlights the latest advances in the field of
microwave processing for engineering materials. It will serve as an
ideal reference text for graduate students and academic researchers
in the fields of materials science, manufacturing engineering,
industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, and production
engineering.
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