The Influence of Induction Heating to Remelting Temperature Radial Distribution

Yu Xian Jia; Cheng Zhi Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.941-944.2486

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The Influence of Induction Heating to Remelting Temperature Radial Distribution

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The second remelt is an important influencing factor during semi-solid thixotropy forming technology, and the microstructure is immediately impacted by temperature distribution state. By the way of induction heating the temperature distribution state of 45# steel is researched in this paper. The results indicate: the temperature rises slowly by low power heating and the radial temperature distribution doesn’t reach uniform. But the temperature rises rapidly by high power heating and the radial temperature distribution is nearly homogeneous after a while.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 941-944)

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Yu Xian Jia, Cheng Zhi Wang

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Induction Heating, Semi-Solid, Temperature Distribution

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