How Does Induction Heating Work in Welding?

This introduction to induction heating in welding applications will explain how it works and what it is.
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[@user-zb9en4wf9y]

I'm still blown away we can do this. It may seem simple but this is an unbelievable human feat

[@MaeLSTRoM1997]

Thanks for the simple explanation.

[@casanovasky9677]

Thanks. Good animation

[@MillerWelders]

Yes, the cable has a cloth sleeve or cover, but it's not really insulation -- the cable itself does not heat up like a traditional heating element, it's the pipe underneath that does.

[@atlas8827]

Induction heating is amazing!

[@754759119]

There are so many types of stainless steel stock pot on the market. 304 grade, 430 grade, or 205grade.
I'm choosing a big stainless steel stock pot to cook meat stew. I will be using it on an induction cooktop.
Is it correct that one material conduct more heat than another material on induction cooktop? or as long as they are a little magnative, they all have the same cooking speed?
I'm wondering if the iron content matters the speed.

[@horus2779]

Awesome, I have wanted to replicate a experiment for a while but
The technology needs specific consistant temperatures,
I length of pipe needs to be rotated smoothly at a speed while a centre section of the pipe is heated, this is called a spinning pipe gas lens or a
gas lens telescope ( how a mirage forms ) The pipe spins pulling in air in from both ends and colliding in centre forming a indestructible gas lens.
A Laser can then be used and focused through it..

[@germanbravo4345]

is it only usefull for heating metals?

[@theapocilip]

does it work with DC?

[@Mogy336]

thanks

[@guloguloguy]

......[So,....you left out any references as to any equipment that Miller Welding Co., might offer that is suitable for such applications!]...."Doh!"....

[@PiranhaFisher]

Inductions heating heats things because of hysteresis which is a thing
^ Makes more sense that what he actually said

[@Ahuizotl_Yolotl]

Nah, you are just slow

[@reapzilla]

i came here for science, i got no science... for shame

[@CatboyChemicalSociety]

yeeeeeeeeeeeeees phew no more problem yeaaaaah i think

[@EugeneSorokacorp]

No it does not work with DC. A steady magnetic field that is produced in DC cannot be induced into another conductor. You need a changing magnetic field which only comes from AC. Read how transformers work. Its the same principle.