HELICAL WINDING INDUCTION HEATING SYSTEM
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A novel method in induction heating is presented. The winding of the excitation coil is helical and of three –
phase type while the charge is cylindrical. This heating system is compared with the classical induction heating
system of the circular coil type with cylindrical charge and single – phase excitation. The study shows the merits
of the proposed new system over the conventional one. The multi – layer theory approach is adopted for the
analysis of helical winding induction heating system which is an analytical method.
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