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The problem of heating conductive fluids by electromagnetic waves

2016-01-15View Original

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Has anyone used electromagnetic waves to directly heat conductive fluids in engineering applications or experiments? What were the results? Note that it is not electric heating; the fluid refers to ordinary saline such as sodium chloride solutions. Please leave a message for guidance
Reply #22016-01-15
Do electromagnetic waves heat conductive fluids directly?
Reply #32016-01-17
This could be a new solution; let’s see if there’s any information available in the production areas

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