The Structure Design of Low Frequency Electromagnetic Induction Heating System Based on Analysis of Thermal Effect

Jian Liu; Xin Wang; Shu Mao Wang; Han Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.433-435.1549

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The Structure Design of Low Frequency Electromagnetic Induction Heating System Based on Analysis of Thermal Effect

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The low frequency transverse magnetic electric induction heating system uses high penetration of low frequency electromagnetic induction heat objects, which is new and high efficient. Due to the magnetic fluxing through objects transversely, it is different with other electromagnetic induction heating methods and this makes it applied more widely. And in this paper, we present the application of low frequency transverse magnetic electric induction heating system in the technique of the lock temperature on seamless line. With the analysis of heating efficiency, it also combines the theory of eddy current loss calculation with the verification results of finite element calculation and introduces the structure design of this system then. Keywords: low frequency electromagnetic induction, continuous welded rail, the lock temperature on seamless line, finite element

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 433-435)

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1549-1553

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.433-435.1549

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October 2013

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Jian Liu, Xin Wang*, Shu Mao Wang, Han Fu

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Continuous Welded Rail, Finite Element, Lock Temperature on Seamless Line, Low Frequency Electromagnetic Induction

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