Titlebook: Induction and Direct Resistance Heating; Theory and Numerical Sergio Lupi,Michele Forzan,Aleksandr Aliferov Book 2015 Springer Internationa

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Special Problems in Induction and Resistance Heating,ing are presented in Sect. .. The innovative process of through heating by rotating a nonferrous billet inside a DC field produced by superconductive coils is detailed in Sect. ., while in Sect. . the induction heating is produced by rotation of permanent magnets. Section . deals with the induction

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Analytical and Numerical Methods for Calculation of Induction and Conduction Heating Systems,the Sect. .. Calculation of parameters of direct resistance heating systems and the importance of the feeding circuit parameters are dealt with in Sect. . by applying analytical solutions while in Sect. . the calculation is carried out by resorting again to the 1D finite difference method. Finite el

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nce heating, providing industrial engineers with the knowledge needed in order to use numerical tools in the modern design of installations. Other engineers, scientists and technologists will find the book to be an invaluable reference that will assist in the efficient utilization of electrical energy.978-3-319-35493-4978-3-319-03479-9

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Sergio Lupi,Michele Forzan,Aleksandr AliferovProvides comprehensive coverage of theoretical developments in induction and direct resistance heating.Describes numerical methods for the solution of problems, including explanation of the finite ele

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olution of problems, including explanation of the finite eleThis book offers broad, detailed coverage of theoretical developments in induction and direct resistance heating and presents new material on the solution of problems in the application of such heating. The physical basis of induction and c

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Theoretical Background, slot of a magnetic yoke), end and edge effects (that occur due to the finite length of inductor and load and their relative position). Active and reactive power in the workpiece are computed by applying Poynting’s theorem for both induction and direct resistance heating.