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Dielectric heating - Industrial applications

Authors: Georges ROUSSY, Jean-François ROCHAS, Claude OBERLIN

Publication date: November 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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    2. High-frequency applications

    2.1 Traditional applications

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    2.1.1 Wood forming and gluing

    In the wood industry, dielectric heating is widely used for two main applications:

    • mass production of wood products (furniture, windows, glulam frames) by assembling elementary components;

    • the production of wood, particleboard and fiberboard panels.

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