Thermal Analysis of Induction Furnace Wall
Prakhar Patel
UG Students, Mechanical Engineering Department, ITM Universe, Vadodara, Gujarat, India , IN
Rishabh Agarwal
UG Students, Mechanical Engineering Department, ITM Universe, Vadodara, Gujarat, India , IN
Tapan Patel
UG Students, Mechanical Engineering Department, ITM Universe, Vadodara, Gujarat, India , IN
Roy Suraj
UG Students, Mechanical Engineering Department, ITM Universe, Vadodara, Gujarat, India , IN
Nirajkumar Mehta
UG Students, Mechanical Engineering Department, ITM Universe, Vadodara, Gujarat, India , IN
Keywords: Heat Enhancement, Fins, IC Engine, Finite Element Method, Advanced Heat Transfer
Abstract
Induction furnaces can also be labeled largely into three classes: (1) Core-type low-frequency induction furnaces, (2) core-less high-frequency induction furnaces, and (3) core-less low-frequency induction furnaces. All induction furnaces operate on the principle of inducing an electric present into the metallic to be heated. With the aid of supplying an alternating current to a fundamental induction coil, a reverse alternating current is prompted into any electrical conductor mendacity inside the magnetic subject of the coil. This action may be likened to that of a transformer where a main coil surrounds a secondary coil, besides that the predominant motive of induction heating is to generate heat in the metallic charge which corresponds to the secondary coil on this analogy. Right here, we are doing finite detail analysis of induction furnace wall. We are interested to find out heat transfer throughout melting of substances. If we will calculate heat losses then we can also find efficiency of induction furnace.
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