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Energy Efficient Microwave Systems - Materials Processing Technologies for Avionic, Mobility and Environmental Applications

of: Lambert E. Feher

Springer-Verlag, 2009

ISBN: 9783540921226 , 114 Pages

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Energy Efficient Microwave Systems - Materials Processing Technologies for Avionic, Mobility and Environmental Applications


 

Acknowledgement

5

Contents

6

List of Figures

8

List of Tables

12

Biography

13

1 Introduction

15

Decreasing Resources Consumption by Airplanes, Cars, and Wind Energy Plants

16

2 Industrial Microwave Sources at ISM Frequencies

18

Possible 24.15GHz Sources and Their Properties

19

3 Microwave Heating -- Dielectric Properties and Energy Conversion

22

Heating A General Electromagnetic Problem

22

Electromagnetic Wave Propagation and Material Interaction

23

Classical Debye Dissipation Model of Materials

25

Detailed Consideration on Microwave Heating of Water

26

Ionic Contribution

26

A Non Classical Consideration on Microwave Heating of Water

27

Synthesis of Technical Macromolecular Plastics

30

Quantum Representation of the Microwave Effective Electric Conductivity

32

4 Efficient Microwave Transmission Devices and Measurements

35

Standard Rectangular Waveguides

35

Waveguide Antenna Design

37

Experimental Verification

42

Dielectric Measurements and Material Data

42

Dielectric Measurements

45

5 Avionic Microwave Anti-/De-Icing Systems

47

Basic Considerations of Icing in Aviation

47

Microwave Alternative CAPRI Investigations

49

Millimetre-Wave Investigations at FZK

50

Following the CAPRI-Approach

51

Heating of CFRP Composites

53

Discussion and Conclusions to the mm-Wave Experiments for Technological Design Preparations

55

Electrothermal CFRP-Airfoil In-Flight Model

56

Theoretical Basics of Microwave In-Flight Composite Heating

57

Continuous Anti-Icing System Design

61

Frequency Choice

62

Microwave Source

62

Primary Waveguide System Components

64

Secondary Waveguide System Components

65

Power Requirements and Heating Performance

66

Common Aluminum Approach

66

Power Reduction with CFRP-Composites

67

Anti-Icing In-Flight Heating Performance

67

De-Icing Leading Edge System

68

6 Processing Technology for Composite Materials

71

The HEPHAISTOS-Systemline and Technology

74

Microwave Process Development

78

Fundamental Investigations

81

Homogeneous Field Applicator Development

81

Electrothermal Considerations

85

The Temperature Answer of Materials Exposed to a Homogeneous Field Choice of Frequency

88

Basic Investigations for the CFC Curing Process with Microwaves

89

Anisotropic Electromagnetic Effects for CFRP Heating

91

Design and Proof of the Modular 2.45GHz HEPHAISTOS Conception

93

Process Development

98

Development of Thermo-Electric Foils

101

Systematic Material Investigations for Microwave Processed CFC Materials

102

7 Summary and Outlook

110

References

114

Index

121