Patent classifications
H05B6/02
RESILIENT AIR-COOLED INDUCTION HEATING CABLES
An example cable assembly includes: a plurality of conductors in a Litz cable arrangement, in which each of the plurality of conductors is electrically insulated from each other over at least a portion of a length of the Litz cable arrangement; a first layer of insulation over the Litz cable arrangement; an inner dielectric jacket over the first layer of insulation; and an outer jacket over the inner dielectric jacket.
LOAD ABNORMALITY DETECTING CIRCUIT FOR INVERTER
A load abnormality detecting circuit for an inverter to detect abnormality of a load during an operation of the inverter which has a self-arc-extinguishing element as a switching element and a phase synchronizing loop controlling an output frequency to be a resonance frequency of the load, the load abnormality detecting circuit includes a phase shift detection part that detects a phase shift between a gate voltage signal controlling ON/OFF of the self-arc-extinguishing element and an output current of the inverter which is applied to the load, and that sends a first abnormal load signal based on the phase shift.
Induction heating device and power generation system
The induction heating device that heats a heating medium includes a rotor having a rotation shaft, a heating part disposed to be opposed to the rotor at a distance, a magnetic flux generating part provided at the rotor to generate magnetic flux for the heating part, and a flow passage provided along the heating part to allow the heating medium to circulate. The flow passage has an inlet to supply the heating medium on one side in a direction along the heating part and an outlet to discharge the heating medium on the other side. The distance between the magnetic flux generating part and the heating part is larger on the outlet side than on the inlet side of the flow passage.
Induction heating device and power generation system
The induction heating device that heats a heating medium includes a rotor having a rotation shaft, a heating part disposed to be opposed to the rotor at a distance, a magnetic flux generating part provided at the rotor to generate magnetic flux for the heating part, and a flow passage provided along the heating part to allow the heating medium to circulate. The flow passage has an inlet to supply the heating medium on one side in a direction along the heating part and an outlet to discharge the heating medium on the other side. The distance between the magnetic flux generating part and the heating part is larger on the outlet side than on the inlet side of the flow passage.
Method for heating a fluid circuit by supplying alternating current to a direct-current pump motor
A heating device intended to heat body, such as fluid contained in fluid circuit, the device including at least one electric heating element, as well as at least one control module to electrically power the heating element, the heating element being formed by propulsive winding circuit of direct-current electric motor which, when it is electrically powered by a direct supply voltage, generates drive force which tends to drive the motor in direction of displacement determined by the polarity of the supply voltage, and the control module including activation mode called heating oscillating mode, according to which the control module causes a warm-up of the propulsive winding circuit by Joule effect by applying at the terminals of the winding circuit an alternating supply voltage whose polarity switches, alternately and automatically, according to predetermined frequency called heating frequency, from a first polarity to opposite second polarity.
Bi-metallic induction heating blanket
A smart susceptor assembly includes a plurality of susceptor elements and a plurality of conductor elements. Each susceptor element can be paired with one conductor element to form a susceptor tab. When exposed to a magnetic flux field, the plurality of susceptor elements heat to a leveling temperature. During the heating, the plurality of conductor elements alter both a thermal performance and an electrical operation of the smart susceptor assembly and, more particularly, the susceptor elements. Various configurations of the susceptor elements and conductor elements are described.
Induction heating cells comprising tensioning members with non-magnetic metal cores
Disclosed are induction heating cells comprising tensioning members with non-magnetic metal cores. Also disclosed are methods of operating such cells, for example, to process composite parts. The non-magnetic metal cores of the tensioning members provide excellent tensile strength. Furthermore, the non-magnetic metal cores allow forming long tensioning members leading to large induction heating cells for processing large composite parts, such aircraft fuselage parts, wing parts, and the like. The diameter of these non-magnetic metal cores is less than the induction heating threshold for magnetic fields used during operation of the cells, which ensures limited or no interaction of the cores with the magnetic fields. The cores can be arranged into a tensioning member extending through and compressing the die of an induction heating cell. When multiple cores are used, these cores are electrically insulated from each other, e.g., using an insulating shell or spacing these cores away from each other.
APPARATUS FOR HEATING SMOKABLE MATERIAL
Disclosed is an apparatus for heating smokable material to volatilize at least one component of the smokable material. The apparatus includes a heating zone for receiving at least a portion of an article including smokable material; an outlet for permitting volatilized components of the smokable material to pass from the heating zone towards an exterior of the apparatus when the article is heated in the heating zone in use; a heating element that is heatable by penetration with a varying magnetic field to heat the heating zone, wherein a first section of the heating element is located between a second section of the heating element and the outlet, and wherein the second section of the heating element is heatable in use by thermal conduction from the first section of the heating element; and a magnetic field generator for generating a varying magnetic field that penetrates the first section of the heating element and avoids the second section of the heating element.
Induction heater system for a fluidized bed reactor
A system for the production of a polycrystalline silicon product is disclosed. The system includes a reaction chamber, a susceptor, an induction unit, and a plurality of energy sources. The reaction chamber has a reactor wall, and the susceptor encircles the reactor wall. The induction heater surrounds the susceptor, and has multiple induction coils for producing heat in the susceptor. The coils are grouped into a plurality of zones. The plurality of energy sources supply electric current to the coils. Each energy source is connected with the coils of at least one zone.
Induction heater system for a fluidized bed reactor
A system for the production of a polycrystalline silicon product is disclosed. The system includes a reaction chamber, a susceptor, an induction unit, and a plurality of energy sources. The reaction chamber has a reactor wall, and the susceptor encircles the reactor wall. The induction heater surrounds the susceptor, and has multiple induction coils for producing heat in the susceptor. The coils are grouped into a plurality of zones. The plurality of energy sources supply electric current to the coils. Each energy source is connected with the coils of at least one zone.