Electric heating – Metal heating – Of cylinders
Patent
1988-11-29
1991-02-05
Leung, Philip H.
Electric heating
Metal heating
Of cylinders
219 851, 219209, 219542, H05B 600
Patent
active
049907360
ABSTRACT:
A self-redulanting heater includes an electrically-conductive substrate (11), having a magnetic surface layer (13) of one skin depth, folded 180 degrees to define two heater sections joined by a fold section. The magnetic material has a considerably higher resistance than the substrate material. The surfaces of the two sections clad with the surface layer are in closely spaced parallel relation and connected in series by the fold section (23) such that a constant amplitude alternating energizing current flows in opposite directions through the two sections at any instant of time to thereby establish an electric field between the two heaters. The field concentrates current flow at the two facing surfaces. Depth of the current is determined by the skin effect phenomenon and increases significantly at temperatures above the Curie temperature of the magnetic material.
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Henschen Homer E.
McKee Michael J.
Pawlikowski Joseph M.
AMP Incorporated
Leung Philip H.
Smith David L.
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