Microwave sintering, a new method, seems to have overcome these problems. It produces product quality that is consistent and reliable. In addition, there is some evidence that the mechanical properties of microwave-sintered ceramics are superior to those of conventionally-sintered ceramics. The use of rapid volumetric heating in microwave sintering as opposed to the conventional method of slow controlled high temperature heating and cooling results in lower production costs because of the short heating and the reduced processing cycle...
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The use of rapid volumetric heating in microwave sintering as opposed to the conventional method of slow controlled high temperature heating and cooling results in lower production costs because of the short heating and the reduced processing cycle. The reduced processing cycle also allows a higher production rate...
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