Oven for heating a product with RF energy

Electric heating – Capacitive dielectric heating – With workpiece support

Reexamination Certificate

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C219S776000, C219S779000, C219S780000, C099S358000, C099S451000, C422S022000, C034S254000, C426S244000

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06914226

ABSTRACT:
RF energy provided by electrodes positioned between a product is used to heat a product that exhibits a variable impedance during the heating process. As the product's impedance changes during the heating process, RF heating system impedance can be maintained constant by adjusting the distance between the electrodes, adjusting the impedance of a variable impedance device connected between the RF power source and an electrode, or a combination of electrode distance adjustment and impedance adjustment of the variable impedance device. The system is particularly applicable to the heating or pasteurization of bulk food products with multiple heating zones.

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patent: 4567340 (1986-01-01), Latchum, Jr.
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patent: 5942146 (1999-08-01), Blaker et al.

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