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Recent Development of Induction Heating Technology

Zhang Jia-xiong

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Recent development of induction heating technologies in Russia and other countries,dealing with steels suitable for induction heating,induction heating equipments,induction heating of auto and tractor parts,cleaning metal chips by using induction heating,application of computer to induction heating and so on,were summarized.

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Recent development of induction heating technologies in Russia and other countries,dealing with steels suitable for induction heating,induction heating equipments,induction heating of auto and tractor parts,cleaning metal chips by using induction heating,application of computer to induction heating and so on,were summarized.

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Recent development of induction heating technologies in Russia and other countries,dealing with steels suitable for induction heating,induction heating equipments,induction heating of auto and tractor parts,cleaning metal chips by using induction heating,application of computer to induction heating and so on,were summarized.

Key concepts: Induction heating, Electromagnetic induction, Induction hardening, Induction coil, Induction furnace, Technology development, Engineering, Materials science

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