Quality of Inductively Heated Billets pt. 1
June 14th, 2010
The selection of principal process parameters, such as power, frequency and coil length, is a function of the metal to be heated, the required temperature uniformity, billet size and other parameters. Depending on the application, power ratings from hundreds to thousands of kilowatts and frequencies from 60Hz to 10kHz are commonly used.
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