Deepakkumar Yadav
Block Diagram of Dielectric Heating The block diagram of dielectric heating as shown in Figure consists of RF source, electrodes and timer. RF source is generating high frequency output using tank circuit. The frequency of application is obtained by tuning of tank circuit. The electrodes are provided with the output from tank circuit. The job … Read more
Application of Dielectric Heating Dielectric heating is suitable for following industrial applications : Gluing, curing and drying of wood. Preheating plastic perform to condition them for moulding. Plastic sewing. Drying and heat treatment of natural and synthetic rubber, rayon, nylon, etc. Processing of chemicals during manufacture. Curing of sand cores in foundaries. Sterilization of medical … Read more
SCR Line Contactor in Welding Transformer The circuit diagram of SCR line contactor is shown in Figure. This circuit consists of two SCRs connected in the inverse parallel or back to back manner. This circuit is obtained by replacing the ignitron tubes by SCRs. Smaller ignitrons can be replaced by using a pair of water cooled … Read more
Definition and Principle of Dielectric Heating Definition of Dielectric Heating : Dielectric heating is another type of RF heating. It makes use of the dielectric loss in imperfect dielectric materials and is therefore, suitable for heating non-metals. Principle of Dielectric Heating : In dielectric heating, a high frequency, high voltage ac voltage is applied across a dielectric … Read more
Electric Welding Control Welding is important and necessary process required in fabrication. There are basically three types of welding systems : 1. Forge welding 2. Fusion welding 3. Resistance welding 1. Forge welding : Here the jobs that are to be welded are heated upto their plasticity stage and then the jobs are superimposed to … Read more
Applications of the Induction Heating Q. Induction Heating Applications Q. Induction heating Q. Applications of Induction Heat Treating Induction heating is used in many industrial applications, some of them are listed here : Surface hardening of steel. Annealing of brass and bronze items. Soldering. Brazing. 1. Surface hardening of steel : In induction heating heat is concentrated … Read more
Comparison of Induction Heating and Dielectric Heating Sr. No. Parameters Induction heating Dielectric heating 1. Principle Electromagnetic induction Electrostatic induction 2. Area of heat generation On the surface Inside the material 3. Type of heating Non uniform Uniform 4. Frequency of generator 200 to 500 kHz 1MHz to 50 MHz 5. Equipment cost Low High … Read more
Power Source used in Induction Heating The power source required for induction heating process depends upon the nature of application and the amount of power required. The power source also depends upon the type of material and size of the object. For large size objects of magnetic materials the range of frequency required is 1-10 … Read more
Advantages and Disadvantages of Induction Heating Advantages of Induction Heating : Due to skin effect of induction currents the heat can be confined to the surface of the object. Hence induction heating is useful in surface hardening of steel. Very large heating ratio of the order of 5 kW/ cm² can be achieved. Controlled heating of the … Read more
Block Diagram of Induction Heating The block diagram of induction heating consists of high frequency AC source, the work coil, reset timer and the metal object or work-piece to be heated. The high frequency RF source provides alternating current to the work coil. Different parameters of the source such as voltage, current and frequency are … Read more