need help with induction heating
guys i need some help with regard to my project
i want to heat an aluminum alloy pin (A-356) to a temperature upto 300 degree celcius
is this possible through induction heating
any idea on what circuit i need ?
the pin has a diameter of 12.4 mm and the heating portion is about 30 mm long
i want to heat an aluminum alloy pin (A-356) to a temperature upto 300 degree celcius
is this possible through induction heating
any idea on what circuit i need ?
the pin has a diameter of 12.4 mm and the heating portion is about 30 mm long
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aNaNnobody knows any solution? 😔 -
yahia zakariai thought this may be possible . as we know, passing the electromagnetic filed through any conductor will result in heating it because the filed will loose its energy so it transfers to the conductor. but with this temperature and this dimensions you will need a very powerful filed and this could be harmful .with my best wishes
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