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Inductively Heated Ceramic

QuickField simulation example

This example is prepared by Didier Werke AG, InduCer Group, Abraham Lincoln Str. 1,65 189 Wiesbaden, Germany

Engineering question
How to find induction heating and impedance distribution in ceramic materials

Engineering answer
Set up an axisymmetric QuickField AC Magnetics problem for a ceramic sample and evaluate induction heating and impedance distribution from computed field results.

Typical applications
induction-heated ceramics, dielectric ceramic heaters, ceramic processing heaters

Problem Type
Axisymmetric multiphysics problem of AC magnetics coupled to Transient heat transfer.

Geometry
Inductively Heated Ceramic

Task
Calculate impedances and spatial heat source distribution in the inductively heated ceramic.
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Results
inductively heated ceramic temperature