Superhigh-frequency device for liquid environment disinfection
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https://doi.org/10.20535/RADAP.2010.42.78-86Keywords:
superhigh-frequency electromagnetic field, square waveguide, cruciform waveguide, magnetronAbstract
Devices, providing high concentration of superhigh-frequency electromagnetic field by means of the transition from a square form of a waveguide to cruciform one and the use of two polarization untied magnetrons, are introduced. Results of testing such a device on two environments are brought: on water and milk. High efficiency of disinfecting action of superhigh-frequency electromagnetic field is proved at observance of conditions of required field concentration and time of endurance.
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