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Electric Heating: Methods and Advantages | Electrical Engineering

Heating is required for domestic purposes such as cooking and heating of buildings, as well as for industrial purposes such as melting of metals, hardening and tempering, case- hardening, drying and welding. Practically all the heating requirements can be met by some form of electric heating equipment. Modes of Heat Transfer: A heated substance will give off heat to another [...]

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Resistance Heating: Methods, Design and Efficiency | Electrical Engineering

Resistance heating is based upon the I2R effect. This method of heating has wide applica­tions such as heat treatment of metals (annealing, harden­ing etc.), drying and baking of potteries, stoving of enameled ware and com­mercial and domes­tic cooking. Tem­perature up to about 1,000°C can be ob­tained in ovens em­ploying wire resistances for heating elements. Methods of Resistance Heating: There are [...]

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High Frequency Eddy Current Heating | Electrical Engineering

The articles to be heated are placed within a high frequency current carrying coil, alternating magnetic field is set up, eddy currents are induced in the article and heating is, therefore, affected (Fig. 5.16). The high frequency current carrying coil is known as heater coil or work coil, the material which is to be heated is known as the charge [...]

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Dielectric Heating: Meaning and Applications | Electrical Engineering

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Meaning of Dielectric Heating 2. Advantages of Dielectric Heating 3. Applications. Meaning of Dielectric Heating: When non-metallic parts such as wood, plastics, bones are subjected to an alternating electrostatic field dielectric loss occurs. In dielectric heating use of these losses is made. The material to be heated is placed as a slab [...]

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