We have first hand experience working with EFD to provide a heating solution in the rail industry, they are at the cutting edge of this type of technology and will find an answer to your problems,
This video is an extremely simplistic version of the title "How does it work?" An infomercial more or less w/o names (in fact with our equipment), @ 1:29.
im VERY interested in this type of equipment. im trying to design some equipment for a steampunk story that uses scaled up versions of these tools. im trying to use as much real science as i can and embelish it with some fantasy
Shouldn't enough current to make a part red hot, conduct throughout the entire part enough to make it difficult to hold with your bare hand? Similar to grinding a piece of metal on a grinding wheel, could you explain?
if he held it for a few more seconds it would start burning him. that's why he puts it in the water. it heats it so fast that the heat hasn't traveled that far down the bar yet.
In case you are wondering, aluminum smelting requires induction. Your bike, the metal parts of your car, your cans of food... all of this required electricity to be made, not directly fossil fuels. But unfortunately, for raw iron ore to make into steel, we have yet to come up with something.
1) what would happen if I put this device on a slightly larger scale around the head of someone?:) would it explode?:d 2) for a second there, I didnt see that cable there and thought it ran on batteries, but then I checked the year and looked for the cable again:d
2:25 wrong, and you contradict yourself by claiming that the "component delivers heat to the workpiece" when you even previously clarified for viewers (though you appear to have no conception of science), that the only heat generated is by currents in the workpiece 1:54. dum dum
Does it really matter? What difference does it make if heat is delivered by their product, or if heat is created externally with their product? Your metal rod gets hot all the same.
funny how we dont ACTUALLY see the red hot carbon steel ....hit tHe water.....we get a sound effect.....but no steam.....and there should be a lot.....BULLSHIT......OH BUT ITS TO COMPLEX TO EXPLAIN.....SO LETS LOOK AGAIN...LOL. Ive got a magic kiln fired ceramic brick that produces kinnetic energy thats SOOOOOO powerful it can kill......just throw it at someone and see....DUUUUUH.
So you're saying induction heating can't happen? If that's true, Come to where I work and I'll show you that it does work. I'll even let you touch the metal immediately after the task is complete.
We have first hand experience working with EFD to provide a heating solution in the rail industry, they are at the cutting edge of this type of technology and will find an answer to your problems,
WHAT ARE THOSE FINGERS MADE OF
Best video ever
What determines the frequency of the current applied to the coil?
PERFECT ITEMS and very interested more for the industry
This video is an extremely simplistic version of the title "How does it work?" An infomercial more or less w/o names (in fact with our equipment), @ 1:29.
very intresting..,how long has induction technology been applied in our day to day world
It's really an amazing tech. can I know the value of high freq. current or the value of the AC voltage applied to the coils ?
What is the price of that induction heating machine,?how much it consumed electricity
im VERY interested in this type of equipment. im trying to design some equipment for a steampunk story that uses scaled up versions of these tools. im trying to use as much real science as i can and embelish it with some fantasy
you should search for free energy, nikola tesla, conspiracy
iCanHazTwentyLetters there is no free energy
I know that. Thats why I suggested he use it for his STEAMPUNK FANTASY STORY.
Robert, is there anyway I could be a test reader or see a sample of your story? I would LOVE to see what you've come up with!
Robert R h
Shouldn't enough current to make a part red hot, conduct throughout the entire part enough to make it difficult to hold with your bare hand? Similar to grinding a piece of metal on a grinding wheel, could you explain?
if he held it for a few more seconds it would start burning him. that's why he puts it in the water. it heats it so fast that the heat hasn't traveled that far down the bar yet.
My question too. I have since learned of thermal diffusivity. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_diffusivity
Could I run it for 24/7 and if not so what should I apply on it to make it work 24/7
it is ok
Low voltage doesn't explain how many voltage it use...
That's enough "workpiece" in my life.
i want a job in efd i like it alot
Good I like it.
i think this is how humans could defeat Terminator.
wonderful
Can induction heating be used in mining for iron, iron ore must be melted to separate from the rest of mined ore to make steal?
In case you are wondering, aluminum smelting requires induction. Your bike, the metal parts of your car, your cans of food... all of this required electricity to be made, not directly fossil fuels.
But unfortunately, for raw iron ore to make into steel, we have yet to come up with something.
Very KOOL!
Where can I get one?
I want roo
we sell
It was an interesting video but you get a thumb's down... The title and the content doesn't match
good
It's Torbjörn.
i saw the shaft induction heating machine
where can I buy an efd machine
I want one too
we sell
In Norway
Touching a red hot piece of metal is dangerous.
Their idea of telling you "How it works" is "It puts heat into the metal" Duh!
Make a wicked steam engine for a car with that. It probably needs a huge nuclear reactor for the thing to heath stuff like that. To bad.
1) what would happen if I put this device on a slightly larger scale around the head of someone?:) would it explode?:d
2) for a second there, I didnt see that cable there and thought it ran on batteries, but then I checked the year and looked for the cable again:d
muy insterante
A commercial not how it works or what it is.
He explained perfectly how it works.
So how does it work? What law of electromagnetism is it exploiting?
Do you know of any videos that maybe explain it a little better? Because this isn't working perfectly for me .
Crazy
*Whiskey Tango Fox*
Jiri 3AHMBI
no dirty minds in here please
I would like to buy, maybe do you have an number telephone ??
MY EARS!!!!
We would like to use and explore this induction technology for heat water to 55 degrees delta t 45degree can you help us
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Instructions not clear. Penis is bright red yet the shaft is cool to the touch.
satans work
2:25 wrong, and you contradict yourself by claiming that the "component delivers heat to the workpiece" when you even previously clarified for viewers (though you appear to have no conception of science), that the only heat generated is by currents in the workpiece 1:54. dum dum
Does it really matter? What difference does it make if heat is delivered by their product, or if heat is created externally with their product? Your metal rod gets hot all the same.
sO he didn't say "delivers heat indirectly" so what? aren't you persnickety
funny how we dont ACTUALLY see the red hot carbon steel ....hit tHe water.....we get a sound effect.....but no steam.....and there should be a lot.....BULLSHIT......OH BUT ITS TO COMPLEX TO EXPLAIN.....SO LETS LOOK AGAIN...LOL.
Ive got a magic kiln fired ceramic brick that produces kinnetic energy thats SOOOOOO powerful it can kill......just throw it at someone and see....DUUUUUH.
So you're saying induction heating can't happen? If that's true, Come to where I work and I'll show you that it does work. I'll even let you touch the metal immediately after the task is complete.
scott+ i was thinking the same myself.
Oh wow...
This is wonderful!