MaddyDetroit
Materials
- Aug 2, 2012
- 3
Gentlemen,
I want to heat a work piece surface uniformly and thinking of using a serpentine coil arrangement
I know that some part of it will cancel each other when current moves in opposite directions.
Is there any formula to calculate the critical distance between the Cu windings to overcome this cancellation..
How can I make this design more effective?
apart from the usual helical Cu windings, is there any other geometric shape which can give uniform heating of a circular
cylindrical surface?
Any examples or scientific papers citing serpentine coil design for induction heating?
Thanks
I want to heat a work piece surface uniformly and thinking of using a serpentine coil arrangement
I know that some part of it will cancel each other when current moves in opposite directions.
Is there any formula to calculate the critical distance between the Cu windings to overcome this cancellation..
How can I make this design more effective?
apart from the usual helical Cu windings, is there any other geometric shape which can give uniform heating of a circular
cylindrical surface?
Any examples or scientific papers citing serpentine coil design for induction heating?
Thanks