A
microwave heating system for rapid curing of foamed boards relates to the field of foamed board
processing technology. It is applied to stimulate the reaction of the
slurry during the curing process of foamed boards, solving the problem of mold collapse caused by excessively low temperatures. The
system includes a guide rail and a mold-standing device, a heating device, and a curing chamber arranged sequentially along the guide rail. The mold-standing device has guide rods and a mold-standing
assembly inside. The mold-standing
assembly includes a row of templates, with the front template fixedly connected to the guide rod, and the other templates slidably connected to the guide rod. The side walls of the templates have U-shaped frames, and each pair of adjacent templates is connected together by connectors. The U-shaped frames and the two adjacent templates form a
casting cavity for pouring the foamed
slurry. A hopper is placed on top of the mold-standing device. The inner wall of the heating device is made of
metal, and the inner side of the heating device includes a
microwave heating element, a base, and a turntable. The turntable is rotatably mounted on top of the base. This invention can heat the poured foamed
slurry to facilitate one-time curing.