MODELING AND ANALISYS OF AN INDUCTOR WITH DIFFERENTIATED DOMAINS OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC AND THERMAL FIELD IN IT
Abstract
Recently the issue related to the distribution of temperature along an inductor for volumetric induction heating of cylindrical workpieces has become more and more topical. There are only few publications linked to this area because of the sophisticated modeling and complex experimental recording of temperature. The present paper considers modeling of the thermal and electromagnetic field of a volumetric heating inductor of R-ITO-630/1-A-L type. The equivalent parameters of the equivalent inductor-piece system are calculated taking into consideration the differentiated domains of the thermal and electromagnetic field in the inductor.Keyword: induction heating, steel workpieces, electromagnetic field, thermal field.
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