E. R. de Castro, L. A. Jermolovicius, E. V. dos S. Pouzada, R. B. do Nascimento, J. T. Senise, M. Mourão, C. Takano
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This work deals with the evaluation of two microwave cavity geometric shapes used experimentally to obtain reaction rates of iron ore pellets in a carbothermic reduction process. Parallepipedic and hexahedral cavities were used. Computer simulation showed more uniform spatial distribution of the electromagnetic field in the hexahedral geometry which also had better energy efficiency. A complete 23 factorial experiment was planned to quantify influences of important variables. Experimental real data confirmed the hexahedral geometry superiority suggested by the electromagnetic computer simulations.