Heat retentive server for induction heating

Details Heat retentive server for induction heating Heat retentive server for induction heating

1996-11-22

1998-07-28

Leung, Philip H.

Electric heating

Inductive heating

With heat exchange

219622, 126375, 126400, 99DIG14, H05B 612

Patent

active

057866430

ABSTRACT:
A heat retentive server adapted to the inductively heated comprises a central portion comprising a heat storage member comprising a material which is susceptible to being heated by induction; and an outer peripheral member connected to the central portion so that said outer peripheral member and the central portion are substantially thermally insulated from each other. Preferably, the server is provided with heat insulation constructed and arranged with respect to the heat storage member so that heat is caused to primarily flow upwardly from the heat storage member. Also preferably, the outer peripheral member and the central portion are substantially insulated from each other by means of a thermal break.

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