A mathematical analysis of two dimensional steady state heat conduction in the coil of an induction heater using finite element method
Abstract
In developing heaters typically an induction heater within specific temperature limits can be a key issue impacting the efficiencyof the overall policy, as the typical loading of an induction heater is costly. Mathematical modelling is highly useful in termsof estimating the rise in temperature and in shedding light on the wider processes. The projected model might in additionreduce computing prices. The paper develops a 2-Dimensional (2-D) steady state thermal model in polar co-ordinates bymeans of finite element formulation and arch shaped components. A temperature time methodology is utilized to calculatethe distribution of loss in various elements of the induction heater and used as input for finite element analysis. Additionalprecise temperature distributions are obtained. The projected model is applied to predict the temperature rise within the coilof the induction heater 3200 W totally encircled fan-cooled induction heater. The temperature distribution was determinedconsidering convection from the outer air gap surface and circular finish surface for each entirely encircled and semi encircledstructures.References
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flow of water-based nanofluids in a square enclosure, International
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pp. 868–871.
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of underground power cables using two dimensional finite element
method, in: Condition Assessment Techniques in Electrical Systems
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in the rotor of an induction motor during reactor starting, in:
2012 IEEE 5th India International Conference on Power Electronics
(IICPE), IEEE, 2012, pp. 1–6.
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of domestic induction cookers based on finite element simulation,
Spanish MICINN under Project TEC2010-19207, Project CSD2009-
00046, and Project IPT-2011-1158-920000, DGA-FSE and Bosch and
Siemens Home Appliances Group (2011).
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multiphysics software, TELKOMNIKA (Telecommunication Computing
Electronics and Control) 9 (2) (2013) 327–334.
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construction of high-frequency induction heating coil by using
finite-element method, IEEE Transactions on Magnetics 41 (10) (2005)
4048–4050.
Published
2017-11-01
How to Cite
ROY, Debabrata; NASKAR, Ashok Kumar; SADHU, Pradip Kumar.
A mathematical analysis of two dimensional steady state heat conduction in the coil of an induction heater using finite element method.
Journal of Power Technologies, [S.l.], v. 97, n. 3, p. 214--219, nov. 2017.
ISSN 2083-4195.
Available at: <https://papers.itc.pw.edu.pl/index.php/JPT/article/view/851>. Date accessed: 23 apr. 2024.
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Section
Electrical Engineering
Keywords
Induction Heater, Coil, Design Performance, FEM.
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