IRE Transactions on Medical Electronics · 1956 · 22 citations · 0 references
AgricultureFood ScienceMicrobiologyFood PreservationFood ProcessingHeatingHeat Transfer In FoodsNonthermal ProcessingRadio-frequency HeatingRefrigerationTemperature ControlThermal ProcessingHeating OperationsIndustrial Process HeatingNonthermal InactivationRadio-frequency Power SystemsRadiofrequency Heating
Radio-frequency power generators have been widely used in many industrial heating operations. Limited applications have been made in the treatment of food, where internally induced heat has been used to inactivate enzymes, as well as to pasteurize or sterilize the material.