The invention relates to a microwave measuring arrangement for determining the loading of a two-phase flow with gaseous carrier medium in a tube or channel system (1) with small and extremely small solid and / or liquid particles. To that end, microwaves, preferably having frequencies between 0.95 and 1.05 times the frequency of the waveguide fundamental wave, are coupled into an electrically conductive section of the tube or channel system (1), the section being delimited by field rods (4, 4') and thereby acting as a resonator, and the shift in the resonant frequency of the resonator on accountof the loading of the carrier medium with solid and / or liquid particles is determined. In order to suppress interference resulting from microwaves which are reflected, diffracted and / or superimposedin the tube or channel system (1), two auxiliary field rods (6, 7 and 6', 7', respectively) assigned to each field rod (4, 4') are provided. The auxiliary field rods (6, 7 and 6', 7', respectively) are arranged at a small distance from the relevant field rod (4, 4') in comparison with the wavelength of the waveguide fundamental wave, and two auxiliary field rods (6, 7 and 6', 7', respectively) arearranged in each case at an angle alpha with respect to the field rod (4, 4') of alpha = + 45 degrees + / - 10 degrees and / or alpha = -45 degrees + / - 10 degrees and / or alpha = +135 degrees + / - 10 degrees and / or alpha = -135 degrees + / - 10 degrees, wherein the two auxiliary field rods (6, 7 and 6', 7', respectively) assigned to a field rod (4, 4') form an angle of 90 degrees + / - 20 degrees. The particular advantage of the solution according to the invention consists in a simple and space-saving construction that makes it possible to integrate the measuring arrangement into an existing tube or channel system even in the case of complicated space conditions.