To simultaneously improve the temperature uniformity and energy efficiency of multi-source microwave heating systems, this study proposes a cluster optimisation strategy that integrates spatiotemporal feature fusion, group reconfiguration, and consensus coordination. A multi-layer spatiotemporal feature fusion framework is developed, in which microwave sources, interaction channels, and material regions are treated as intelligent agents at different hierarchical levels, enabling cross-layer perception and dynamic coupling of the electromagnetic–thermal process.
Based on this framework, we design a spatiotemporal score-driven topology-switching mechanism is designed that adaptively partitions the microwave sources into three functional groups — enhancement, maintenance, and attenuation — based on thermal-zone feedback and energy distribution trends. This mechanism enables real-time reconstruction of energy paths and differentiated power regulation. Additionally, a distributed consensus control protocol is established to ensure continuous power tracking and system-wide coordination under frequent topology switching.
Simulation results demonstrate that, under the same total power condition, the proposed dynamic topology-switching strategy significantly enhances the system performance. In the vertical cross-section, the temperature uniformity and electromagnetic field uniformity improve by 4.79%–43.20% and 0.42%–39.65%, respectively; in the horizontal cross-section, the temperature uniformity and electromagnetic field uniformity improve by 7.83%–35.37% and 6.80%–38.94%, respectively. The overall energy efficiency increases by 18.59% and 20.01% compared to fixed-topology and non-grouping strategies, respectively.
The main innovations of this study are as follows: (1) A multi-dimensional spatiotemporal feature fusion framework is proposed to achieve cross-layer adaptive modelling of electromagnetic–thermal processes; (2) A spatiotemporal score-based cluster topology-switching algorithm is established to realise differentiated energy regulation and dynamic group optimisation; (3) A distributed consensus control protocol suitable for frequently switching networks is designed to ensure global coordination and steady-state trackability. This strategy provides a novel approach for the intelligent and efficient operation of multi-source microwave heating systems and offers theoretical and engineering references for adaptive optimisation.
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