Formulation of approximate analytical solutions for a heat transfer model for an ice layer during microwave heating

Formulation of approximate analytical solutions for a heat transfer model for an ice layer during microwave heating

The research considers the microwave treatment of snow-and-ice mass comprising the stages of heating and melting. A nonlinear mathematical model for two-phase Stephan problem was developed for the case of sandwich dielectrics system. We offer approximate analytical solutions that take into account t...

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