The Experiment of Thickness Relationship on Ceramic Fiberboard and Silicon Carbide to Temperature Rise in Microwave Oven for Sintering Hydroxyapatite

Agung Shamsuddin Saragih; Alfi Eko Putra; Radon Dhelika

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.833.209

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The Experiment of Thickness Relationship on Ceramic Fiberboard and Silicon Carbide to Temperature Rise in Microwave Oven for Sintering Hydroxyapatite

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Commercial microwave oven 800 W for sintering hydroxyapatite is being developed. The required temperature for sintering hydroxyapatite is 1200°C. A temperature 1200°C can be achieved if commercial microwave combined with susceptor and insulators material. This research is aiming to study about the effect configuration of SiC and Ceramic Fiberboard thickness to temperature rise. The results show that the presence of SiC with a thickness of the thinnest affect significantly temperature rise. The presence of CFb, as a second insulator, decrease the temperature rise and more the CFb thickness increases, more the temperature decreases.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 833)

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Agung Shamsuddin Saragih, Alfi Eko Putra, Radon Dhelika*

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Hydroxyapatite, Insulator, Microwave Oven, Sintering, Susceptor

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