From kitchens to factories: How microwaves are redefining manufacturing

Update: 2024-05-26

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Microwave ovens are great at heating up last night’s leftovers, but can they become the low carbon source of industrial heat for big industries like steel?

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From kitchens to factories: How microwaves are redefining manufacturing

The Australian Financial Review

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From kitchens to factories: How microwaves are redefining manufacturing

The Australian Financial Review

From kitchens to factories: How microwaves are redefining manufacturing