Akbarnezhad et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Temperature sensing in microwave heating of concrete using fibre Bragg grating sensorsAkbarnezhad et al., 2011
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- Akbarnezhad A
- Kuang K
- Ong K
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- Magazine of concrete research
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Temperature is an important process control, but is a difficult parameter to measure in the microwave processing of concrete. Owing to their metallic nature, conventional thermocouples are not suitable for temperature measurement in microwave fields. Some of …
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