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Microwave heating is fundamentally different from conventional sintering in that the is deposited volumetrically rather than relying on thermal conduction from the surface. manipulated this may lead to a number of benefits, including greater microstructural, improved product properties and reductions in manufacturing costs due to energy and shorter processing times. This paper seeks to review some of the opportunities and that exist when microwaves are applied to the process of ceramic sintering.
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