Application Examples - Induction Heating
Application examples with Model Files available
Induction heating of a workpiece past the Curie point
A workpiece is placed inside an inductor coil; the eddy current losses raise its temperature past the Curie point, which in turn affects the distribution of the eddy currents.
A workpiece is placed inside an inductor coil; the eddy current losses raise its temperature past the Curie point, which in turn affects the distribution of the eddy currents.
Coil size optimisation - induction heating
In the multiple-coil configuration shown in this figure, the work piece is surrounded by six coils (coils are shown partially so that the workpiece can be seen). The objective of this optimisation is to find the inner radii of the coils in order to obtain a uniform temperature in the upper portion of the workpiece.
In the multiple-coil configuration shown in this figure, the work piece is surrounded by six coils (coils are shown partially so that the workpiece can be seen). The objective of this optimisation is to find the inner radii of the coils in order to obtain a uniform temperature in the upper portion of the workpiece.
