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How much power is needed to be able to melt aluminum using induction heating?
So I have coil of copper wire around an aluminum cylinder.
The aluminum is NOT touching the copper wire.
the copper wire have a thickness of 0.5 cm.
d = 0.5cm
the copper wire is looped 20 times around.
N = 20
each loop is 10 cm wide
d= 10cm
Aluminum mass is about 20g
m = 20g
Aluminum melting point is about 933 K
T = 933K
Feel free to change anything you like here like the mass and number of loops of the wire .. etc.
Is it possible to calculate this?
I looking for the formulas and how to use them to solve this, so i can tweak my design and recalculate.
So I have coil of copper wire around an aluminum cylinder.
The aluminum is NOT touching the copper wire.
the copper wire have a thickness of 0.5 cm.
d = 0.5cm
the copper wire is looped 20 times around.
N = 20
each loop is 10 cm wide
d= 10cm
Aluminum mass is about 20g
m = 20g
Aluminum melting point is about 933 K
T = 933K
Feel free to change anything you like here like the mass and number of loops of the wire .. etc.
Is it possible to calculate this?
I looking for the formulas and how to use them to solve this, so i can tweak my design and recalculate.