Continuous Paper Drying by Dielectrie Heating

Effects of Heating, Drying and Straining on the Relaxation and Tensile Properties of Wet Paper

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Microwave Drying of Paper Documents

A new advanced microwave drying technology has been developed using a continuous dryer combined with an air cooler. Principle of the new technology consist in using microwave absorption filters made from special porous ceramics which act as both absorbent and transparent material for microwaves. Ceramic slabs reduce intensity of microwave radiation to such a extent which prevents overheating or...

Self-similar roughening of drying wet paper.

We studied the kinetic roughening dynamics of drying wet paper. The configurations of dry paper sheets are found to be self-similar, rater than self-affine. Accordingly, the paper roughening dynamics corresponds to the new class of anomalous kinetic roughening [J. J. Ramasco, J. M. López, and M. A. Rodríguez, Phys. Rev. Lett. 84, 2199 (2000)], characterized by the equal local and global roughne...

Comparing Microwave to Conventional Heating and Drying Systems

Generation of whistler waves by continuous HF heating

9 Broadband whistler waves in the frequency range 7-10 kHz and 15-19 kHz, generated by 10 F-region CW HF ionospheric heating in the absence of electrojet currents, were detected 11 by the DEMETER satellite overflying the HAARP transmitter during HAARP/BRIOCHE 12 campaigns. The whistler waves are in a frequency range corresponding to the F-region 13 Lower-Hybrid (LH) frequency and its harmonic g...