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Overview of Hybrid Microwave Technology

Starting in the late 1980-s and continuing on through the mid1990’s a series of research projects were carried out on a variety of waste remediation applications through collaborative efforts between Westinghouse Savannah River (now SRNL) and the University of Florida. All of these remediation methods made use of microwave hybrid heating in one form or another. The areas investigated included vitrification of simulated nuclear waste, destruction of electronic circuitry, transuranic wastes (TRU), tire waste, medical waste, fly ash, and gaseous aromatic hydrocarbons such as benzene, toluene and styrene. A brief overview of these projects is provided. Hybrid or microwave-assisted heating continues to be an important processing method and its application in the commercial sector and new research areas are briefly summarized as well.