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Physics is fun. High-frequency alternating current passing through a coil, which creates the electromagnetic field that heats the metal workpiece placed inside or near it.

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Calfskin1 year ago

I imagine that's how they fry my brains every time I use my wireless earphones.

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3DCre8r1 year ago

Copper has a much lower melting point than steel. How does the copper coil not melt? The coil wire is actually tubing with coolant flowing through it.

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R S1 year ago

That reminds me of the farmer that got zapped every time he closed his metal fence. Turns out the farmer’s metal fence was near power lines creating an induced current in the corral. Closing the metal gate closed the loop.

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Batuhan Yılmazarslan1 year ago

many cool industrial applications

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Metaforest1 year ago

foundation of the induction furnace.

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SMukhopadhyay1 year ago

Its really interesting because if you put your finger in that coil you won't feel heat at all.

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Alexander Malinin🐦‍⬛1 year ago

Damn, I’m like the Dark Urge from BG3,the moment I saw this, the first thought in my head was: what if you take a person with a metal plate screwed into their bone and stick that limb into this thing? Damn, what the hell is wrong with me?!

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BraddBSmith1 year ago

Might have given Faraday a little credit.

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███████████████████1 year ago

Induction heating is so cool.

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bigbang1 year ago

Induction heating always feels like a cheat code in physics. No flames, no direct contact… just a magnetic field shaking the electrons in the metal until it heats itself from the inside out. It’s one of those moments where you realize how much of the modern world runs on invisible forces doing heavy work behind the scenes. The video is cool, but the principle is even cooler: energy transferred without touch, heat created without a heater, and motion delivered by nothing you can actually see.

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James1 year ago

Great for ice cream

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Vladimir1 year ago

So what happens to other objects. Lets say you want to cook a turkey.

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Scotian Coast.1 year ago

The size of the hot knives I could do off that thing. 🤯

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Urban Ronin1 year ago

Love it 😁

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Theofilos Mavrodontis1 year ago

It's not the electromagnetic field that heats the part. The field induces the Eddy current, which in turn heats the part.

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An induction furnace ?

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dirtybull1 year ago

@grok how fast will it take for my hand to spontaneously combust

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c0z1 year ago

Very safe, even kids enjoy this one neat trick!

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Bored_Niko1 year ago

how fast could i fry eggs with it? 🤣

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Ricardo Xavier1 year ago

If you want the perfect Rare Steak sealing that's it!

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Jagjeet Kant / जगजीत1 year ago

@grok हिंदी में विस्तार से बताएं

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UtahDoodles1 year ago

All ice cream shops nation wide….

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Attila1 year ago

Just adding--> People with cardiac pacemaker should keep distance.

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Sunwolf1 year ago

I do believe that is known as "Induction".

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ar0cket11 year ago

@grok is this real

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Chethan Kudla1 year ago

How about power consumption? Since no contact between pan and source @grok

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o Boticário da Favet1 year ago

e se colocar a mão? hmm

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VeeroTech Web Hosting1 year ago

I am wondering, what would happen if you accidentally touched the coil?

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pepetrueno1 year ago

Inducción .

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Joshua Helm1 year ago

@grok

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Yuliia1 year ago

Кузнецам на заметку

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TheRealMountainTiger1 year ago

Induction

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