Inductive heating device utilizing a heat insulator

Electric heating – Metal heating – Of cylinders

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219 1067, 373155, 373157, H05B 624

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044699255

ABSTRACT:
An inductive heating device for heating a workpiece made of carbon has a heating coil disposed so as to surround the carbon workpiece. A first and second heat insulating layer is interposed between the workpiece and the heating coil, with the first layer being made of a carbon powder and the second layer being made of a carbon and silica powder mixture. A high frequency electrical source is used to drive the heating coil, which causes an eddy current to be induced in the workpiece, thus heating the workpiece. The first and second heat insulating layers prevent the surface of the workpiece from oxidizing and minimize heat loss from the workpiece during the heating thereof.

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