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In our industry, many resources are available to find information on a variety of technologies. IHEA is one of those resources, and this induction article was graciously contributed by them.
The Industrial Heating Equipment Association (IHEA) recently announced its 2015-2016 Board of Directors and officers during its Annual Meeting in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Ajax TOCCO has been awarded an order for an industrial-duty, dual-spindle, servo-controlled vertical scanner to induction harden inner rings used in transmissions.
Gears play an essential role in the performance of many products that we rely on in our everyday lives. When we think about gears we generally separate them into two categories - motion-carrying and power-transmission.
Companies that manufacture parts for
the automotive industry have to produce products that have very high quality.
There can be no defective parts delivered to the factory, and, of course, the
automotive companies want the lowest price, fastest delivery and a record of
the quality tests.
Whenever someone is discussing induction heating, reference
is often made to the skin-effect phenomenon, which is a fundamental property of
induction heating. It can be clearly observed during billet heating.
Skin effect represents a nonuniform distribution of an alternating current
within the workpiece cross section.