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Kakuyūgō kenkyū, 1984 In the past few years, the use of RF heating has led to significant improvements in fusion plasma parameters. The launcher which radiates ICRF waves into the plasma is, in especial, the critical component where the physics and technology of ICRH meet.
Hiroyuki ARAI, Naohisa GOTO
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Foods, 2014 This first part of a two-part study focuses on the technical feasibility of applying radio frequency (RF) heating at different temperatures (58, 65 and 72 °C) to a stirred yoghurt gel after culturing.
Caroline Siefarth +4 more
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Application of alternative energy forms in catalytic reactor engineering
Green Processing and Synthesis, 2012 This review provides a general overview of recent applications of magnetic nanoparticles for controlled radiofrequency (RF) heating in catalytic synthesis, mass transfer enhancement in laminar flow and magnetic separation.
Houlding Thomas K., Rebrov Evgeny V.
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Effects of Radio Frequency Heating on the Stability and Antioxidant Properties of Rice Bran
Foods, 2021 Radio frequency (RF) technology is considered as a rapid heating method. Lipase in rice bran could highly accelerate lipid oxidation. The objectives of this study were to establish the radio frequency heating conditions for lipase inactivation and to ...
Yen-Hui Chen, Yu-Fen Yen, Su-Der Chen
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Conductivity of rf-heated plasma [PDF]
The Physics of Fluids, 1984 The electron velocity distribution of rf-heated plasma may be so far from Maxwellian that Spitzer conductivity no longer holds. A new conductivity for such plasmas is derived and the result can be put in a remarkably general form. The new expression should be of great practical value in examining schemes for current ramp-up in tokamaks by means of ...
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Radio-frequency induced heating of intra-cranial EEG electrodes: The more the colder?
NeuroImage, 2022 Many neurological disorders are analyzed and treated with implantable electrodes. Many patients with such electrodes have to undergo MRI examinations – often unrelated to their implant - at the risk of radio-frequency induced heating.
Thomas Lottner +7 more
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Inductance of rf-Wave-Heated Plasmas
Physical Review Letters, 2003 The inductance of rf-wave-heated plasmas is derived. This inductance represents the inductance of fast electrons located in a plateau during their acceleration due to electric field or deceleration due to collisions and electric field. This inductance has been calculated for small electric fields from the two-dimensional Fokker-Planck equation as the ...
E, Farshi, Y, Todo
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Design and evaluation of a hybrid radiofrequency applicator for magnetic resonance imaging and RF induced hyperthermia: electromagnetic field simulations up to 14.0 Tesla and proof-of-concept at 7.0 Tesla. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2013 This work demonstrates the feasibility of a hybrid radiofrequency (RF) applicator that supports magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and MR controlled targeted RF heating at ultrahigh magnetic fields (B0≥7.0T).
Lukas Winter +9 more
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Rapid consolidation of powdered materials by induction hot pressing [PDF]
, 2011 A rapid hot press system in which the heat is supplied by RF induction to rapidly consolidate thermoelectric materials is described. Use of RF induction heating enables rapid heating and consolidation of powdered materials over a wide temperature range ...
Ikeda, Teruyuki +2 more
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The Viability of Oil Extraction from Trinidad Tar Sands by Radio Frequency Heating: A Simulation Approach [PDF]
Journal of Petroleum Science and Technology, 2018 Trinidad has tar sand resources of about 2 billion barrels of oil on land in the Parrylands/Guapo and Brighton areas. With an oil price of over USD 25 per barrel, the commercial extraction of oil from Trinidad tar sands is viable, but it requires a ...
Tamitha Ramcharan +2 more
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