Inverted frustum shaped microwave heat exchanger and applications thereof
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Sep 11, 1990
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Apr 29, 1988
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A microwave sourced heat exchanger in an inverted, frusta-pyramidal or frusto-conal shaped configuration. A heat conductive medium is carried within microwave transparent pipes toward a microwave source along a split path of increasing perimeter. The geometrical design of the microwave heat exchanger allows the heat conductive medium anywhere in the conduit to be directly exposed to microwaves. Further, the geometry of the microwave heat exchanger induces a thermal siphon when the heat conductive medium within is exposed to a microwave source placed at the exchanger's broader base. This thermal siphon effect allows for elimination or reduction in size of a circulating motor.
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