Mikrolainekuivatamine
Mikrolainekuivatamine is a drying method that utilizes microwave energy to remove moisture from a material. This process differs from conventional drying methods, such as hot air drying, by its ability to heat the material internally and selectively. Microwaves penetrate the material and interact with polar molecules, primarily water, causing them to vibrate and generate heat. This internal heating mechanism can lead to faster drying times and potentially preserve the quality of heat-sensitive substances.
The effectiveness of mikrolainekuivatamine depends on several factors, including the microwave power, the dielectric properties of
While offering advantages like speed and potential for improved product quality, mikrolainekuivatamine also has considerations. Uniformity