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Induction heating is used on electrically conducting objects with electromagnetic induction, through heat generated in the object by eddy currents. [📹 svanfon]

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Arurqi3 months ago

Induction heating is a fast, efficient way to generate heat directly inside metal without direct contact or an open flame.

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Grato Baseball3 months ago

These tiny circulating currents, called eddy currents, flow through the object and produce heat due to the material's electrical resistance 🔥🔩

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TʰʳᵉᵉSⁱᵈᵉᵈDᵉᵐᵒ3 months ago

"Put your hand inside." - Intrusive Thoughts

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Địa Cầu Kể Chuyện | Earth Stories3 months ago

Công nghệ nung nóng cảm ứng từ và nguyên lý dòng điện xoáy thật sự rất thú vị.

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Imtiyaz Alam3 months ago

Oooooooooooo

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Saulius Krasuckas3 months ago

@Rainmaker1973, what's the AC frequency in use here, please?

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Shield 🛡️3 months ago

Eddy current is hell

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Ronald 🎢⚾️3 months ago

My favorite user of Eddy Current is on Rollercoasters and Amusement Rides for smooth braking. 🎢🎢🎢

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KenGotLove3 months ago

This why I’m scared of CAT scans

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🗽3 months ago

🤧

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jack all3 months ago

This is how induction cooktops work. The surface stays cold while the pan heats. Only ferromagnetic materials work which is why copper pans fail. Induction is 90 percent efficient vs 40 for gas. The EU is banning new gas connections partly for this

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Slew Shy3 months ago

what happens should you touch the wires :D ?

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ATHAN DANIEL ESTRADA3 months ago

Mmmm good for stir fry though.

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